Emilie reports, “My migraines are under control,” and describes a return to normal life after successful Reed Procedure.
Young high school student finally has her debilitating migraines controlled by an occipital nerve stimulator implant.
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For over 25 years, visionary physicians at US Migraine have dedicated themselves to healing individuals afflicted by chronic migraines. Dr. Kenneth Reed, the innovative mind behind the Reed Procedure℠, crafted this groundbreaking surgical solution to offer lasting relief to those grappling with intense head pain. Driven by his expertise, Dr. Reed’s pioneering work has garnered recognition from patients, the medical field, and the media alike.
Emilie’s Migraines Controlled After Reed Procedure
Rachel’s Headaches Controlled with Implanted Neurostimulator
“My headache is basically gone. It’s amazing” reports Rachel after her successful Reed Procedure.
US Migraine Centers patient Rachel describes how Occipital Nerve Stimulation has finally controlled her migraines.
Best Docs Network – Dr. Reed and Victoria describe the pain relief provided by the nerve stimulator
Dr. Reed gave me life.
– Victoria
WFAA – Dr. Reed and Joan discuss how her hemiplegic migraine pain was successfully controlled by the Reed Procedure
I have my life back. Migraines no longer define me. They don’t dictate what I can and I cannot do during the day. [The Reed Procedure] brought the happy back in my life and in my husband’s life.
– Joan.
Dr. James Galvin Discusses Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Migraine Control on CBS News
For those people who are not responsive to medicines, we can potentially reduce the severity or intensity of migraines by about 70%, reduce the frequency of migraines perhaps by 50%, and, in this study, over 90% of people found [peripheral nerve stimulation] to be effective.
– Dr. James Galvin
Ask the Doctor – Dr. Reed and Kay describe the excellent control of her migraines after an occipital nerve stimulator implant
It was wonderful. We had a little party in the hospital that night. It has been 13 weeks and three days and we celebrate it every day.
– Kay
* The success rate is 80%. In other words, 8 out of every 10 who undergo the trial procedure have a successful trial and elect to move forward with the permanent procedure.
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