Greer, SC · Serving Upstate South Carolina

Migraine & Persistent Headache Care in Greer, SC

Migraine affects more than your head.

Head pain may be accompanied by dizziness, visual sensitivity, nausea, cognitive slowing, neck pain, fatigue, or difficulty tolerating normal activity. A more complete evaluation can help identify the systems that may be contributing to the pattern.

Who this is for

Common patterns we see

Migraine is not one thing. These are common presentations that benefit from a more complete evaluation.

Recurrent migraine
Vestibular migraine
Migraine associated with neck pain
Headache after concussion
Post-traumatic headache after an auto accident
Light, sound, motion, or screen sensitivity
Dizziness or balance symptoms with headache
Migraine that has not responded fully to current management

Evaluation

What the evaluation may consider

Not every patient needs every element. Evaluation is tailored to what your history and examination point toward.

  • Headache history and symptom pattern
  • Neurological screening
  • Cervical spine and musculoskeletal function
  • Vestibular and oculomotor function
  • Balance and coordination
  • Autonomic and orthostatic findings
  • Sleep and circadian rhythm
  • Activity tolerance
  • Trigger patterns
  • Metabolic or dietary patterns when relevant
  • Red flags requiring imaging or medical referral

Treatment approach

Treatment is based on the findings — not the headache label alone.

Care is chosen based on which systems the evaluation actually implicates. Elements may include:

  • Cervical or musculoskeletal care
  • Vestibular and oculomotor rehabilitation
  • Balance and coordination exercises
  • Graded activity progression
  • Autonomic-regulation strategies
  • Sleep and recovery education
  • Trigger-pattern identification
  • Metabolic and lifestyle support when relevant
  • Coordination with primary care, neurology, or other providers
Precision Health does not claim to cure migraine. The clinical goal is to reduce burden, raise threshold, and identify contributors so care is targeted rather than generic.

The migraine threshold

Small triggers can add up

A migraine attack may occur when the total demand placed on the nervous system exceeds the person's current threshold. Sleep loss, stress, sensory load, neck irritation, hormonal changes, dehydration, skipped meals, exertion, and metabolic instability may combine even when no single factor is enough to trigger an attack by itself.

Working alongside your other providers

Precision Health does not present all migraine as originating from the neck, metabolism, or a functional medicine problem. Care is coordinated with primary care, neurology, and other providers when their tools are the right next step for your case.

Start with a more complete evaluation.

A free consultation is the fastest way to see whether Precision Health is the right place for your headache pattern.