Toftness Spinal Correction in the Treatment of Migraine: A Case Study

Gemmell H, Jacobson B, Sutton L Journal of Chiropractic Research1994 May; 6(2): 57-60

Headache is a common symptom with migraine affecting 15% of those 40 of age and under. The case of a 38-year-old female with basilar migraine treated with the Toftness system of spinal correction is presented. The patient responded well to treatment and remained free of migraine at the 12-month follow-up. Due to the nature of case reports, conclusions concerning the effectiveness of the Toftness method in treating migraine cannot be made.

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