The frequency of chiropractic care for migraines can vary depending on the individual's specific needs and circumstances. Some people may find relief from regular maintenance adjustments, while others may require more frequent or intense treatment to manage their symptoms. As a general guideline, it's common for people with migraines to see a chiropractor every 1-2 weeks for several months to establish a baseline of relief, and then gradually decrease the frequency of visits as their symptoms improve. This may be particularly beneficial in the initial stages of treatment, as the chiropractor works to identify and address any underlying musculoskeletal problems that could be adding to the migraines. Additionally, some chiropractors may use other techniques such as trigger point therapy, cranial osteopathy, or physical therapy exercises to help manage migraine symptoms. As the individual's body adapts to the treatment and their symptoms improve, they may find that they can gradually decrease the frequency of visits to "tune-up" appointments every 4-6 weeks to maintain the progress and prevent future episodes. Ultimately, the frequency of chiropractic care will depend on the individual's specific needs and response to treatment, and it's essential to work closely with a licensed chiropractor to develop a unique treatment plan that hits all their needs and goals.