Dr Johanna Ward

Migraine treatment with Neurotoxin Treatment

Block the neurotransmitters that carry pain signals

Migraines are a very common condition affecting women more than men. They are similar to a headache but can also be very different to a usual headache. They typically present as throbbing pain down one side of the head but can often be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, dizziness and sensitivity to bright lights, sounds, loud voices and smells. They can last between 4-72 hours.

Migraines can frequently occur but it is also possible to go for many years without experiencing one. Neurotoxin Treatment can be used as a preventative treatment to reduce the number of days you suffer with migraines. It works by blocking the chemicals (neurotransmitters) that carry pain signals before they reach the nerve endings. The development of a migraine is then stopped and the number of episodes reduced.

Your GP may recommend that you try Neurotoxin Treatment for the management of your migraines if other treatment options like Triptans and analgesia have not worked.

At a glance


Time to treat 15 minutes
Downtime You may experience a slight discomfort from the injections but it passes quickly
Results Most people find they experience less migraines in per month and that they reduce in severity. You will be asked to keep a headache diary after your treatment to assess the success of the treatment.
Repeat One treatment every 3 months
Cost On consultation
Practitioner Doctor administered

“Love it here – always trust Jo to give great advice and I always feel safe. Great treatments, nice environment. Highly recommended.”

MB

“I have been coming to Dr Ward for several years for a range of treatments and would never go anywhere else. Her knowledge and expertise are world class and she is totally focused on helping her clients achieve the best results possible.”

FL

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