When you wake up, do you feel fabulous? This may seem like a frivolous question to migraine or TMD sufferers (or to their health care providers), rather than focus on the worst attacks, when the intensity of their pain alters their daily lives. But diagnostically, what is just as (or more) important, is when the sufferer is experiencing no discomfort at all. To learn more, click on the adjacent YouTube video: Diagnosis of Migraine; Indications of Nocturnal Parafunction...
"NTI": "Nociceptive Trigeminal Inhibition" (reducing negative trigeminal input)
Rules of Therapeutic Management of Parafunction
The Dynamic and Proportional Nature of Muscular Parafunction
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Basics of Migraine Pathophysiology and NTI application
Diagnosis of Migraine; Indications of Nocturnal Parafunction
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