Just keep on following this very old and natural treatment. Sinus headaches have been helped by massaging under the neck and proceeding upward through the hairline to the top of the head. Squeeze the muscles located at the back of the neck and shoulders and carefully manipulate the various acupressure points, including the bridge of the nose, below the cheekbones under the eyebrows and under the forehead. For Migraines lie down and place a cold compress over the eyes and head for a few minutes. Gently massage the temples for a few seconds and then stretch the head back in order to release any energy blockages.
Reflexology is the massaging of specific points on the foot that correspond to organs of the body.
Massaging these points relieves pain in the corresponding organ. This might sound strange but I am living proof of its strong scientific validity. Briefly I had epilepsy which was once diagnosed as a part of my tubular sclerosis-a combination of broken out skin usually with white bumps plus epilepsy. The diagnostic marking was an athlete s foot type infection I had in between my next smallest toe and the middle toe on my left foot. I had this condition for 25 years.