The Migraine Headache Relief Center of Pennsylvania (MHRPA) treats headache & migraine pain.

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Location :

300 Old Forge Ln, # 303, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 19348

Contacts :

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:30 - 16:00
Friday -
Saturday -
Sunday -

The Migraine Headache Relief Center of Pennsylvania (MHRPA) offers groundbreaking treatments for headache & migraine pain, TMJ/TMD Jaw discomfort, chronic head & neck tension, tinnitus, & face pain. Our therapies are non-invasive - we do not rely upon surgery, needles, or drugs. In fact, with MHRPA treatment it is even possible to be completely pain-free in under 3 months.

Our migraine and headache therapies are highly successful for most people - getting them long term relief from the pain. However, the first step is getting properly diagnosed.

Modern medicine has come a very long way in a short time as it pertains to understanding why headaches, migraines and other pain conditions persist. Even so, the latest breakthroughs in headache and migraine pain relief, and other pain conditions associated with neuromuscular imbalances, have been made in the area of medical dentistry and not general medicine. Therefore, even if you've already sought pain relief from your family doctor, a chiropractor, or a specialist such as a neurologist, you should consider being diagnosed properly at The Migraine Headache Relief Center of Pennsylvania . With MHRPA's cutting-edge diagnostic tools it is possible for you to be correctly and more comprehensively diagnosed than ever before. We can even show you where neuromuscular imbalances exist if you have them. Most importantly, if you DO have imbalances we can treat, our therapies have proven effective for the vast majority of our patients.

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Anynomous

20 August 2015

Just wanted everyone to see our latest success story. I am so happy to be working in a practice that is able to help so many people.
Anynomous

29 June 2015

Hey everyone, Check out the article about our office that was written in the Kennett Paper!! Make sure to share and like the article so that we can continue to spread the word about The Migraine Headache Relief Center of Pennsylvania!!
Anynomous

01 October 2013

Fact #23: Do you ever feel as though you always have migraines as the weather changes? Well you are not alone. According to Vincent Martin, M.D., professor of medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, about 30% of people who get migraines are sensitive to changing weather. In addition, in one of his studies he found that stormy weather can make people 28% more likely to have a migraine. If this posting describes you, come in and see Dr. Harris, he may be able to help!
Anynomous

09 September 2013

Fact #22: In a study that was published in the journal, "Headache", it was shown that keeping a regular bedtime, not taking naps during the day, and turning off the TV before going to bed can help to reduce the intensity and frequency of migraine attacks after six weeks.
Anynomous

04 September 2013

Fact #21: The focus of today’s post is going to be on cluster headaches. These types of headaches are considered rare and are more commonly found in men. The main symptom associated with cluster headaches is pain concentrated around the eyes. These headaches can occur a couple of times a day, could last for weeks or sometimes even months. Unfortunately the exact cause of this type of headache is currently still unknown; however, Dr. Harris’ headache treatments might help with the pain associated with cluster headaches. Schedule a consultation today to find out!
Anynomous

03 September 2013

Dr. Harris and his staff hope that all of you are having a wonderful Labor Day!
Anynomous

30 August 2013

Fact #20: Today’s fact focuses on migraines specifically. These types of headaches often have to do with genetics. Common symptoms can include being sensitive to light and sound as well as experiencing nausea during an episode. For women, migraine attacks are more likely to come during a menstrual cycle because this is a time when estrogen levels are low. However, after going through Dr. Harris’ migraine and headache treatments, the number and severity of migraines could be d...iminished. Call our office to schedule a consultation to see if these treatments are right for you!
Also, please remember to continue to spread the word about our office and our services. Ways to do this include getting friends and family to like our page, sharing these posts onto your own page, or getting people to take a look at our website, The Women's Journal of Chester County (Dr. Harris has an article in there), and/or our brochures.
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Anynomous

22 August 2013

After some delay, here is another fact for you about headaches.
Fact #19: If you suffer from headaches located on both sides of the head, across your forehead, temples, or the back of your head and neck, you might be experiencing tension headaches. These could be caused by changes in your neurotransmitters (brain chemicals).
Check back in the next few days as we will continue to help you identify the types of headaches you might be experiencing.
Anynomous

14 August 2013

Fact #18: Do you ever experience headaches that are accompanied by either pain or pressure in the cheeks and forehead, or swelling in the sinuses? This could be a sinus headache. However, please be aware that many times people believe they have sinus headaches but really are suffering from migraines. With that said, in these situations, taking a decongestant might make matters worse. If you are not sure what to do about your headaches, come in speak to Dr. Harris to see if our therapies can help you! Also, keep checking back in the next few days for more posts with information about other types of headaches!
Anynomous

08 August 2013

Fact #17: If you are the type of person that suffers from headaches as soon as you wake up, or headaches that wake you up in the middle of the night, try eating a snack before bed. This will help to prevent a migraine the next day. However, make sure to brush your teeth after eating!
Anynomous

06 August 2013

Fact #16: Did you know that working out can help to relieve stress, which can be a migraine trigger for some people? If this applies to you, consider building aerobic exercise into your daily schedule to prevent headache episodes. Even working out as little as three times a week, has been shown to reduce the number of migraine attacks, according to a study done in 2011.
Tell us what you do to get aerobic exercise!
Anynomous

30 July 2013

Fact #15: Did you know that food additives might be a trigger for headaches? Food additive-induced headache symptoms begin within 20-25 minutes after consuming food containing additives. These symptoms can include pressure in the chest, tightening and pressure in the face, burning sensation in the chest, neck and shoulders, facial flushing, dizziness, headache pain across the front or sides of the head, and abdominal discomfort.
Anynomous

25 July 2013

Do you have friends like this that don't seem to understand what having a migraine feels like? Have them check out Dr. Harris' website at www.headachereliefpa.com for more information on migraines and headaches.
Anynomous

22 July 2013

We hope everyone enjoyed their weekend! Here is fact #14 for all of you. Did you know that some migraine sufferers may be sensitive to Tyramine-containing foods? Tyramine is formed from the breakdown of protein in foods that age, such as aged cheeses. Some of these cheeses that have high levels of Tyramine include: blue cheese, brie, cheddar, stilton, feta, gorgonzola, mozzarella, Muenster, parmesan, Swiss, and processed cheese.
On another note, we notice that the number of likes for this page is growing, but we know there are still so many people out there that we would like to reach. With that said, please spread the word to your friends and family and get them to like our page!!