[PhD Win Huang clinical case record ] sharp pain behind right eye, sharp pain behind eye, migraine, occipital neuralgia, one side headache, severe fatigue, acupuncture, like knitting needle poking the eye into the brain through whole head
Sharp pain behind the eye.
It is not the migraine.
1, the pain was constant for 4 months, no stopping.
2, sensitive in the back of the right head.
3, more tenderness in the right neck.
4, strong painkillers could not stop the pain.
It is occipital neuralgia.
1. The pain in the back of the head radiates to the eye, causing severe pain behind the eye.
2. It is sensitive in the right back of my head but has a normal feeling in the right front of my head.
3, more tenderness in the right neck and he feels the right eye pain. 3, acupuncture in the [fengchi] he feels much better after 2 sessions.
acupuncture in the Fengchi point mainly.
Patient Feedback
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“I had headaches for years, but after just a few treatments, I felt so much better. I got my life back.”
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“My father had severe headaches and couldn’t sleep. After treatment, the pain was gone and he could sleep again.”
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“I thought it was migraine, but it was actually a neuralgic headache. After treatment, I was completely cured.”

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FAQ
1,Is acupuncture effective for headaches?
Acupuncture can help reduce headache frequency and intensity by releasing deep muscle tension and regulating nerve pathways.
2,Why does my headache keep coming back?
In many cases, the source is not in the head itself. Neck tension or nerve irritation is often not addressed.
3,Is my headache related to my neck?
Yes. Many headaches are cervicogenic and linked to cervical muscles and nerve pathways.
4,How many treatments will I need?
Some patients improve within a few sessions. Chronic cases may require a structured treatment plan.
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