Sentence examples for reducing headache from inspiring English sources

Compresses of toweling, wool, and other cloth materials are effective for reducing headache pain, slowing blood flow of nosebleeds, relaxing muscle spasms, localizing infection and subcutaneous bleeding from contusion, and reducing body heat in feverish conditions.

Recent studies have shown that topiramate is effective in reducing headache frequency and disability in adolescents (Table 4) [34–39].

Patients were asked which recommendations (multiple answers possible) were considered as most helpful in reducing headache frequency.

In dated studies diazepam (5 mg/day) seemed to be more effective than placebo in reducing headache frequency [238, 239].

This meta-analysis indicates that TENS may be effective in increasing responder rate, reducing headache days and painkiller intake, serving as a well-tolerated alternative for migraineurs.

Another study showed that a lower ibuprofen dosage (7.5 mg/kg) was more effective than placebo in reducing headache severity at 2 h [12].

The paucity and limitation of available studies suggest the need to extensively assess ACT before recommending it for the treatment of chronic pain [80], however both ACT and Mind-T show considerable promise for improving outcomes of migraine patients, particularly in reducing headache-related disability and affective distress.

Acupuncture did indeed reduce headache frequency in those who received it, compared with those who did not.

Topiramate has been proven to reduce headache frequency and the accompanying disability.

Patients with topiramate and propranolol also exhibited significantly reduced headache frequency compared to those with placebo.

Our objective was to determine if an optical notch filter, designed to attenuate activity of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells, could reduce headache impact in chronic migraine subjects.