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Andrew M. Ball, MS, PT -> Re: Abdominal Migraines (December 14, 2000 5:13:00 AM)
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The following was posted at HealthSeek.com:
"My 9 year old daughter has suffered from abdomonial migranes for several years. She has been hospitalised on a number of occasions. they say nothing can be done and she will grow out of it in her early teens - but may go on the develop migrane headaches. I can not link it to any food or behaviour. it can occur any time and may last for 30 mins to 3 days.
There was no response to her question, but her e-mail address is anne_marie_666@yahoo.co.uk.
I really don't have any suggestions, at least none based in research. Using a clinical approach without merit, I might try using some infant massage techniqes (I love you stoke, sun and moon, in particular).
For more information, you may wish to e-mail Robin Moll, PT at the North Carolina Division of Early Intervention and Education. She's not only NDT certified, but also is a Certified Infant Massage Instructor. She may be able to help. Her e-mail address is Robin.Moll@ncmail.net.
Please keep us posted on your progress,
Andrew M. Ball, MS, MBA, PT
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