SURGICAL TREATMENT
Pressure points test:Clinical migraine history is recorded in detail. Diagnosis of migraine must be confirmed, especially in patients with bilateral pain, to exclude patients whose pain results from high blood pressure. I saw 2 cases have unilateral headaches caused only by high blood pressure (they don’t have regular headaches and only when they have up than 16 unilateral headaches come). With the patient lying down, I identify by touch the location where the superficial temporal artery passes in front of the ear pavilion and above the upper edge of the external auditory duct. I mark the skin at this location as No (1). In this place we can close the artery before it do bifurcation to get the very good results. Continues finger pressure points over the artery in place # 1 lead to complete disappearing of frontal/ocular migraine headaches. For patients suffering from occipital migraine, I find that the pain disappearing totally when I apply continued finger pressure to the location where the occipital artery passes behind the ears laterally at protuberate occipitals external, a distance of about 3-