Migraines Don’t Have to Control Your Life—How Acupuncture Can Help
If you suffer from migraines, you know they’re more than just headaches. The pounding pain, sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, and fatigue can derail your entire day, or even several days. For many, over-the-counter medications don’t provide long-term relief, and prescription drugs can come with harmful side effects.
At YSC Acupuncture, we offer a natural, drug-free path to relief. Acupuncture has helped countless patients reduce the frequency, intensity, and duration of migraines, and even prevent them altogether.
How Acupuncture Treats Migraines
Migraines often stem from imbalances in the nervous system, hormonal fluctuations, stress, tension, or poor circulation. Acupuncture works by:
Regulating the nervous system, calming overactive pain pathways
Increasing circulation to the head, relieving pressure and tension
Releasing natural endorphins and pain-relieving chemicals in the body
Reducing inflammation in blood vessels and soft tissue
Balancing hormones and reducing stress, two key migraine triggers
Unlike medication, acupuncture addresses the root causes, not just the symptoms.
Who Can Benefit from Migraine Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is ideal for:
Women with hormone-triggered migraines (menstrual, postpartum, or menopause-related)
Professionals and parents under chronic stress, whose migraines are worsened by tension and burnout
Individuals who want to reduce dependency on medication
People who experience migraines with aura, cluster headaches, or chronic tension-type headaches
Many of our clients come to YSC after years of suffering, looking for a safe, consistent approach that restores their quality of life.
What to Expect at YSC Acupuncture
Your treatment is personalized based on your body, lifestyle, and migraine history. Sessions may include:
Targeted acupuncture points on the scalp, neck, shoulders, and feet
GM Choi’s Miracle Method’s herbal medicine to regulate hormones and reduce inflammation
Breathing and stress-relief techniques to prevent future episodes
Lifestyle and nutrition guidance to identify and avoid personal migraine triggers
Most patients begin to feel relief after the first few sessions, with long-term improvements after a consistent series of treatments.