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The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain, South Amboy, NJ

The Center for

Headaches and Facial Pain

Thousands Of People From Across The U.S. And Around The World Have Come To Us For Elimination Of Migraines And Other Headaches And Related Conditions When All Else Has Failed

“After completing treatment, there is a new me. I am no longer dependent on prescription medication and my days and nights are now free of chronic migraine PAIN for the first time in 25 years!” - Jane R.

“I had migraines for 37 years. The nausea and vomiting were horrible. I feel fantastic knowing that none of that is a part of my life anymore because of the treatment I received at The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain.” - Carelyn C.

The diagnosis of migraine headaches is based primarily on characteristics such as its severity (moderate to severe), duration (4 to 72 hours), whether it is aggravated by normal physical activity, and whether it is accompanied by other symptoms such as nausea. There must not be any evidence of organic disease.

Migraine Without Aura (formerly known as "Common Migraine") and Migraine With Aura (formerly known as "Classical Migraine") are similar except for visual changes such as the appearance of wavy lines in the eyes prior to onset of headaches in people who experience "auras".

As you can see "migraine" (as well as other headaches called “Tension-Type”, “Cluster”, etc) is a category of headaches which is principally based on words, not on blood tests, x-rays, MRI's, CAT scans, or comparable tests. They fall well within the range of conditions which we treat.

In many cases, migraines can be "triggered" by bright lights or foods such as red wine, aged cheese, chocolate, etc. If this is the case, avoidance of these triggers for migraines and other headaches can be very helpful. However, in many cases, the "trigger" is an injured or otherwise dysfunctional muscle, tendon, ligament, or joint. Our goal is to find and treat these problem areas, thereby eliminating the pain, regardless of how it’s categorized.

Following is a tiny sample of the forms which our patients signed after the completion of treatment. Each one was treated in the manner outlined in the "How We Successfully Treat Headaches" section of this website. As you can see, all were relieved of their painful headaches.

To put it simply, if there is no neurological condition such as a brain tumor (which fortunately is only rarely the cause of headaches), there is over a 90% probability that we can resolve the painful problem.

As with all our patients, our goal for those who suffer from migraines and other headaches is to bring about healing to the maximum extent possible rather than masking the cause with drugs. In this way, we have been able to eliminate the pain without side effects for well over 30 years.

“Cluster headaches affected my marriage, my children, my social life, and my work for 36 years. The pain was really the cause of my divorce. At first it felt like a knife was sticking in my eye four or five times a day but there were times that I was pain free. Eventually it attacked me every single day regardless of all the medications my eight neurologists had me take. I became very depressed and often thought of killing myself because of the pain. I was even hospitalized three times for a week at a time to take me off medications, but I never got any better.

You don’t know how happy you made me and my present wife by completely eliminating the pain! It’s miraculous. I can even sleep straight through the night for the first time in all these years. All the doctors and staff here are terrific. I never felt like a patient. I always felt like a friend.” - Marvel J.


“Starting 30 years ago I developed migraines and it felt like there was a dagger in my eye. I felt like I couldn’t make a rational decision and couldn’t get the words out that were in my head. Imitrex put me in zombie mode. Now that the pain is gone, I’m so much more aware. The people here treated me wonderfully .” - MaryAnne G.


escruciating migraine pain

“You can’t even describe how bad the migraine pain was for 35 years. The best I can say is that it’s like having a freight train in your head. Even my mother didn’t believe that the pain could be so excruciating and so often. I was afraid to go to sleep because the migraines woke me in the middle of the night. I’d put my head in hot water, in cold water, tie a belt around my head–anything to try to reduce the pain but nothing worked until I came to the Center for Headaches and Facial Pain. And now they’re gone.” - Deborah H.


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ACCEPTING PATIENTS FOR TREATMENT OF:

Headaches• Pain in the Head, Face, Jaw, TMJ, Eye, and Ear • Ringing in the Ears (Tinnitus )• Dizziness • Pressure in the Ears • Blurry Vision (which comes and goes) • Frequent Sore Throats • Difficulty Swallowing • Sensation of an Object Stuck in the Throat • Burning Tongue • Sleep Apnea • Snoring • Movement Disorders such as Tourette's Syndrome and Nervous Twitches


Ira M. Klemons, D.D.S., Ph.D., Director, The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain

2045 Route 35 South
South Amboy,  NJ 08879 U.S.A.   

USA Telephone: 732-727-5000
 International Telephone: +1-732-727-5000
  Fax: 732-727-5497
Email: info@headaches.com

 


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