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  • Migraine is a neurological condition characterized by recurring headaches often accompanied by nausea, light sensitivity, sound sensitivity, and functional impairment.

  • Care at Central Texas TMJ Facial Pain & Sleep Center begins with detailed evaluation of symptoms and triggers, helping patients understand their migraines while guiding individualized, non-surgical management.

  • Migraine support can reduce headache frequency and intensity while helping patients maintain daily function through individualized, non-surgical strategies.

Migraine

Migraine is a neurological condition that causes recurring headaches, often with nausea, light sensitivity, sound sensitivity, or difficulty functioning during attacks.

  • For patients experiencing recurring migraines with nausea, light or sound sensitivity, or disruption to work and daily life, migraine treatment may help reduce frequency and intensity while supporting long-term stability.

  • Migraine care at Central Texas TMJ Facial Pain & Sleep Center in Austin, TX typically begins with detailed evaluation followed by individualized, non-surgical treatment planning and ongoing monitoring.

  • Migraine care timelines at Central Texas TMJ Facial Pain & Sleep Center vary by individual, with many patients benefiting from ongoing adjustments rather than a single course of care.

  • Migraine care at Central Texas TMJ Facial Pain & Sleep Center begins with careful evaluation, with improvement often unfolding over time through ongoing adjustments and follow-up.

  • After beginning migraine care at Central Texas TMJ Facial Pain & Sleep Center, patients are typically monitored over time as treatment plans are adjusted based on symptom response, triggers, and daily function rather than immediate resolution.

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