Disease Condition: Recurrent, often one-sided headaches with associated nausea/light sensitivity. Patients on preventive or acute migraine medication should continue this alongside TCM care.
Arogya Acupuncture Diagnose Procedure: Headache pattern (frequency, triggers, location), and TCM pulse/tongue assessment to identify the underlying pattern.
TCM Acupuncture Pattern: Most often Liver Yang Rising or Liver Qi Stagnation, sometimes with Phlegm or Blood Stagnation contributing.
TCM Acupuncture Treatment Protocol: Acupuncture to subdue Liver Yang and move Qi (points like Fengchi, Taichong, Baihui), tailored to headache location and pattern.
Acupuncture Treatment Typical Duration: 8–10 sessions over 4–6 weeks, with frequency/intensity typically reducing progressively.