Ever heard of the peripheral nervous system? It’s the system of nerves responsible for sending signals to and from your brain and your spinal cord (aka the body’s central nervous system). And what are they for? They help you feel the sensation when your skin touches something (sensory nerves). They also play a role in controlling muscle movement (motor nerves) and other bodily functions (autonomic nerves).
Now, imagine what happens when this system of nerves becomes damaged: Your ability to feel sensation will be impaired or completely lost. Your muscles become weak, so movement gets affected and limited. Worse, you may even experience lingering pain. That is what you call neuropathy. One (mononeuropathy) or more (polyneuropathy) peripheral nerves may become damaged and affected by neuropathy. Either way, varying and often multiple symptoms of neuropathy present quite a challenge when it comes to managing and coping with this condition.
Have you ever experienced nausea and increased sensitivity to light? How about coupling this with vomiting, and, most especially, pulsing and throbbing pain on one or both sides of the head? If you answered yes to most of these conditions, then you’ve most likely suffered from episodes of migraine. Now, recall what are your go-to ways to manage each migraine attack. Does it include massage therapy?
Well, if you haven’t added massage (whether done by a licensed therapist or through a convenient massage chair at home) to your migraine management regimen, this list might help you reconsider. Want to know more about how massage therapy benefits people suffering from migraines? Read on and discover a few things worth noting.
Lessen The Pain You Feel In Each Migraine Attack
What’s one of the worst things you have had to deal with whenever migraine strikes? Most people would answer pain and we bet you would totally agree with this. Because migraine-associated pain is not your usual dose
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