TMJ Treatment
A single stem cell injection into the TMJ joint for patients with persistent jaw pain and joint dysfunction.
For people living with recurrent or chronic migraine, attacks can interfere with work, sleep, relationships, concentration, and everyday activities. Symptoms may include intense or throbbing head pain, nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, and, in some patients, neurological symptoms known as aura. Migraine without aura typically involves attacks lasting 4-72 hours when untreated or unsuccessfully treated.
At our clinic, we offer an individualized approach to stem cell therapy for migraines, using targeted stem cell injections around selected peripheral nerves of the scalp.
Migraine is a complex neurological disorder rather than simply a problem of dilated blood vessels or a conventional headache. Different parts of the nervous system are involved in generating and transmitting migraine pain, and individual triggers and symptoms can vary considerably from one patient to another.
Migraines may occur with or without aura. Aura can include temporary visual, sensory, speech, or other neurological disturbances. Some people experience occasional attacks, while others develop chronic migraine, defined as headache occurring on at least 15 days per month for more than three months, with migraine characteristics present on a proportion of those days.
Because migraine is multifactorial, treatment often requires an individualized strategy rather than a single universal solution.
Conventional migraine management can include medications used during an attack, preventive medications, lifestyle modifications, neuromodulation treatments, and selected procedures.
Common acute migraine treatments include nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and migraine-specific medications such as triptans, while preventive treatment may be considered when attacks become frequent or significantly affect quality of life.
For some people, however, conventional treatment does not provide sufficient relief, causes unwanted side effects, or requires ongoing medication use. These patients may begin exploring additional approaches.
Certain peripheral nerves of the head and scalp can participate in the transmission of headache pain. This is why physicians sometimes use peripheral nerve blocks as part of migraine management.
Depending on the location and pattern of a patient’s headaches, established nerve-block procedures may target nerves such as the greater occipital, supraorbital, supratrochlear, or auriculotemporal nerves. Conventional nerve blocks generally involve injecting a local anesthetic around the selected nerve.
This provides part of the anatomical rationale for investigating treatments that target peripheral nerve regions rather than administering therapy only systemically.
At our clinic, stem cell therapy for migraines involves targeted injections around selected nerves accessible through the scalp.
The precise injection sites are determined by the physician according to the patient’s migraine pattern, symptoms, medical history, and clinical assessment. Rather than following an identical protocol for every patient, the treatment is individualized according to the areas believed to be most relevant to the patient’s headache pattern.
Dr. Tengiz Tkebuchava will review your medical history to determine:
If the patient is considered an appropriate candidate, a personalized treatment strategy can then be developed.
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