Migraines

July 28, 2026

Resolution of Chronic Migraines Following Chiropractic Care: A Retrospective Case Series

Background: Migraines are a debilitating neurological condition affecting millions worldwide. While conventional management often relies on pharmacology, complementary approaches like chiropractic care are explored by many patients. This report examines outcomes for patients with chronic migraines undergoing chiropractic care. Methods: A retrospective case series was conducted at TOPCHIRO Veldhoven – Spinal Correction & Chiropractic Care Posture Correction. The series included three de-identified patients with a documented chief complaint of chronic migraines and recorded qualitative outcomes. Data on patient history and narrative outcomes were extracted from clinical files. Results: The three patients presented with chronic migraine histories ranging from over 15 to 30 years. All cases reported substantial long-term improvement. One patient with a 30-year history became migraine-free. Another with over 15 years of worsening migraines reported resolution of symptoms. The third, also with a 15-year history, experienced major relief. Standardized quantitative metrics for pain and mobility were not available for this cohort. Conclusion: The findings in this small case series suggest that chiropractic care may be associated with positive long-term outcomes for patients with severe, chronic migraines. These results highlight a potential role for chiropractic in managing this condition, though definitive conclusions cannot be drawn without larger, controlled studies.