Introduction
Migraine (Neuroheadache)
Modern understanding of the causes of migraine
Modern interpretation of the manifestations
Treatments According to Syndromes
S1: Wind-Heat type
S2: Wind-Phlegm type
S3: Qi Stagnation due to Liver-Fire type
S4: Jueyin Inner Cold type
S5: Blood deficiency
S6: Insufficiency of Qi
Migraine differentiation in accordance with symptoms
Type 1: Mono Type (Accumulation of Cold in the Liver Channel and Qi Stagnancy)
Type 2: Blinking Dim Spots Type (Three syndromes in TCM)
Type 3: Complex Light Spots Type (Accumulation of Cold in the Liver Channel and Qi Stagnancy)
Type 4: Cluster Type (Stagnancy of the Liver-Qi and Exterior Wind)
Migraine (Neuroheadache)
Neuroheadache governs many types of internal headache that were discussed in older TCM publications. Headaches of the nature of:
| 1. Wind |
| 2. Sided Headache |
| 3. Heat-Jue |
| 4. Phlegm-Jue |
| 5. Dampness-Heat |
| 6. Liver-Qi Stagnation |
| 7. Jueyin channel |
| 8. Insufficiency of qi |
| 9. Deficiency of blood |
may be categorized into nervous headache and should be treated according to their different nature and causes.