Jul 28 2008
Migraine Sufferers Look to Oxygen Therapy for Relief
Sufferers of migraines headaches might see some relief in their future thanks to two types of oxygen therapy, according to a new review of research from several separate studies.

Many people are affected by, or know people who are affected by migraine headaches. Migraines are considered a neurological syndrome that, alongside the painful headaches, is often accompanied by vomiting, nausea and sensitivity to light.
Cluster headaches are less well known, often because they are categorized similarly to migraines. They tend to affect only one side of your head, and are discernable thanks to their piercing quality.
The Cochrane Collaboration, publishers of The Cochrane Library, evaluate medical research, and in this instance compared nine studies focusing on the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy and normobaric oxygen therapy.
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