I'm posting a review of migraine treatment at Bucheon Top Asan Internal Medicine Clinic.

I suffered from migraines from my mother's side of the family when I was young, and I spent a lot of time and money on everything from neurology to Korean medicine, botox, injections, and even prescription medications. Not only myself, but many of my family members suffer from migraines, so finding a solution to this excruciating headache felt like a huge burden to me.

I recommend that those of you who are suffering from migraines, tension headaches, nerve headaches, and vascular headaches that do not get better no matter how much you treat them, read my article to the end.

There is no perfect cure for migraines. Once symptoms appear, they must be managed for life, like a cold. You must observe your lifestyle and pain patterns and live cautiously. Depending on how you manage them in the early stages, you may quickly get better or reduce the risk of recurrence. However, once they become chronic, you will suffer for the rest of your life.

It is very difficult to find correct information about migraines, stress headaches, and nervous headaches. You cannot find an article about this experience anywhere. I have suffered from chronic migraines for 7 years. I have personally dedicated time to solving the fundamental problem and have searched through domestic and foreign information science papers for reference in my work. However, no one has analyzed the causes of migraines and the principles of improvement from the perspective of many ordinary consumers.

At first, I couldn't rest at the hospital, and I thought it was too much for me to take care of my child at the same time, and that I would be able to recover quickly if I rested. Even though I did as the hospital said, for some reason, the pain only subsided while I was taking the medicine, and the painful pain recurred. As the doctor told me, I took acute medicine, got headache massages, and got the understanding of my team members to reduce my workload, all at once reducing my childcare time and securing as much rest time as possible. Precautions: Even though I continued to receive prescribed treatment while visiting the hospital upon admission, the symptoms that relieved the pain in Jamsil did not improve and continued, and the throbbing pain throughout my head, as if someone was poking my head with a needle, did not go away.

However, at the hospital I visited today, I started to feel better little by little thanks to the doctor's kind consultation and treatment. It was a little slow at first, but I could feel it getting better as time went on.

Since this type of migraine is not a disease that can be easily cured, I was able to see the effect of gradually improving little by little by receiving consultations and treatment from doctors at hospitals that suited me.