4. Discussion
migraine, Headache-related disability
MIGRAINE, DISEASE, ADVERSE REACTION
In the 1930s, an osteopath named William Sutherland laid the groundwork for CST, after working extensively with patients who experienced a wide range of symptomsCST is based on the theory that the movement restriction at the cranial sutures of the skull negatively affects the rhythmic impulses transmitted from the skull to the sacrum through the cerebrospinal fluid.While the specific mechanisms of CST are still understudied, clinical trials have shown preliminary evidence for CST on improving patient-reported outcomes.Upledger believes that the sutural immobility of the skull is a contributing factor to migraine.Our center is a rehabilitation institution that develop and research craniosacral treatment and has our own professional therapists and treatment rooms for many years (Fig. All the 60 enrolled subjects completed the treatment without any fall-off, and no obvious adverse reaction report was received at the end of the treatment. The results indicated that standardized CST was both effective and safe in alleviating the migraine intensity and frequency as well as the Headache-related disability. This study provides new evidence on the effect of CST on migraine in Asians. This is important because migraine is a common disease that seriously affects people health, especially for those indoor white-collar workers.