Click this link to read a post I like on the clusterheadaches.com message board...

Apr 24^th, 2024 at 4:17pm

	Welcome, Guest. Please Login or Register
	Search box updated Dec 3, 2011... Search ch.com with Google!

New CH.com Forum › Cluster Headache Help and Support › Cluster Headache Specific › Music Helps

(Moderators: Mrs Deej, DJ)

‹ Previous Topic | Next Topic ›

Pages: 1

Music Helps (Read 1042 times)

Rayblock

CH.com Newbie

Offline

I Love CH.com!

Posts: 1

Music Helps
Feb 19^th, 2019 at 11:53pm

I've had ch for over 40 years. My verapamil stopped working and with no insurance to pay for 02 I was in trouble.

Then about 1 year ago, during a kip 10 I tried some music to keep my mind preoccupied while I rocked back and forth waiting for the pain to go away. It seemed to stop the pain in half the time and it ended with a smile .

I started playing the music 24/7 and now I am ch free. Its slow instrumental music I got from Utube called relaxdaily,
I play 9-hour video. It took a long time and a lot of pain but this has been the longest remission in 20 years. I was chronic before music.

Has anyone else tried this?

IP Logged

Click Here to visit the CH.com Facebook page!

AussieBrian

CH.com Hall of Famer

Offline

CH - It's all in your
head!

Posts: 3851
Cairns, Qld, Australia
Gender: male

Re: Music Helps
Reply #1 - Feb 20^th, 2019 at 6:58pm

I haven't tried it, Rayblock, and just the thought of music during a big hit would drive me nutty, but if it works for you then go for it and I truly send you the bestest wishes ever!

Goodness knows how it could be working and my only suggestion would be never to turn it off, but more importantly we thank you for finding something that works for you then taking the time to pass it on so it may help others who must live this nightmare.

Cheers and beers and may you remain pain-free for ever,

Brian down under.

My name is Brian. I'm a ClusterHead and I'm here to help. Email me anytime at briandinkum@yahoo.com

IP Logged

Mike NZ

CH.com Hall of Famer

Offline

Oxygen rocks! D3 too!

Posts: 3785
Auckland, New Zealand
Gender: male

Re: Music Helps
Reply #2 - Feb 21^st, 2019 at 1:31am

Hi and welcome Rayblock

I've not tried using music during a CH, other than the "noises" that I make myself, although oxygen / sumatriptan injections helped to minimise that kind of "music". But I'm pleased it works well for you and it may help others too.

Have you looked at using vitamin D3 as a preventive? Lots of us have gone CH pain free using it (including myself) and it is relatively inexpensive too.

Multimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to

Tell us more about your CH and we may be able to give some suggestions.

IP Logged

Pages: 1

‹ Previous Topic | Next Topic ›

« Home

‹ Board

Top of this page

©1998-2013 Web Vision Enterprises LLC All rights reserved. All information on this site is protected by international
copyright laws. You may not re-distribute any information from this site without written permission from
Web Vision Enterprises LLC and the webmaster of this site. Violators will be prosecuted.
You may view our privacy policy and financial disclosure statement here

DISCLAIMER: All information contained on this web site is for informational purposes only. It is in no way intended to be used as a replacement for professional medical treatment. clusterheadaches.com makes no claims as to the scientific/clinical validity of the information on this site OR to that of the information linked to from this site. All information taken from the internet should be discussed with a medical professional!