Understanding your results · Rachel M.
I have debilitating and recurring migraines, and I am not sure what is causing them.
Debilitating recurring migraines are not just painful. They are exhausting in a way that wears on every part of life. Migraines are one of the most complex symptom patterns in clinical practice. They can be triggered by hormonal shifts, blood sugar instability, cervical and postural patterns, sleep disruption, dietary inputs, and sensory load.
The framework I find most useful is to stop looking for the single cause and start looking for the conditions. What is the state of the nervous system at baseline? How is the body recovering from demand? The Brain-Body Functional Assessment looks at movement, balance, and compensation, including whether the nervous system is asking the body to work around a limitation that may also show up as a migraine.
If you have not already worked with a neurologist or headache specialist, that is worth doing. They can rule out structural causes and offer options for acute episodes. What we do at The Finery looks at the coordination those visits are not built to measure.