Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

My recollection (no doubt a little distorted by retelling over the years) was that he essentially ended ( or at least interrupted) an 'every-single-day' cycle I was going through at the time.

My early mid-20s. ( I remember telling people it was as if he had "turned-off a switch".) But they came back later.

My impression is chiropractors don't really know what they're doing, but it stands to reason that if you move a lot of stuff around ... esp in the upper spine and lower cranial area where the neurology is so dense and complex..."something's got to give." (And be careful... that can work out in any # ways. Some of them unpleasant. ) In my case, it seemed to help significantly.

In the 70's and 80s all of the popular literature was about *migraine*, not clusters. So my info is hardly state of the art. I'm thinking ..... and hoping... that there may be more practical info available now, specific to clusters (at least to MDs) than there was back then.

GPs are fine but they can't know everything about everything.