Neurologist for Migraines!

Texas Neurology which is located in the Lakewood area in it's own building on Gaston Ave. The Doctor I use is Dr. Steven Herzog. My annual hospital visits for Migrain relief is down from 6+/- emergency room visits/yrly to "0" hospital visit to date this year. I am attaching their web link.

http://www.texasneurology.com

Once on their site, go into the "Headache Center" for more information. Dr Herzog is wonderful. To my knowledge, he has been listed on the "Best Doctor" in Big D Magazine every year for the past 7-10 years.

Dr. Steven Herzog, Texas Neurology Headache Institute
Texas Neurology, P.A.
6301 Gaston Avenue, Suite 400 West Tower
Dallas, TX 75214

Dr. Rosen Schmidt is great. She has an office in Presby Plano Hospital. Good luck!

Hi N.,

Have you ever tried Chiropractic for your migraines? I am a chiropractor and I have worked with a tremendous number of migraine sufferers over the years. They typically respond very well to Chiropractic care and they usually can get off of their medications in a very short time. I have a location in Plano at George Bush (190) and Coit. If you are interested in more information, please email me or give me a call at ###-###-####. Thanks!
Dr. Sandra S.

Have you ever tried cleansing? I used to get really bad migranes and I haven't had one since I started doing it. The program I am doing is called Isagenix. You can check it out www.kristinestell.isagenix.com. They have a 30 day money back guarantee, so there's nothing to lose. If you would like to know more you can email me at ____@____.com or even call ###-###-####.

Welcome to TX. There is a Dr Jonathan Walker in Dallas ###-###-#### who offers a less conventional approach that also includes biofeedback, kineseology, etc, but he can prescribe you what you are looking for. Personally I like Dr. Karen Bradshaw at UTSW School of Medicine ###-###-####. She is in charge of the Women's Health Clinic there. She can also refer you to Dr. Van Ness (neurologist) at UTSW. UTSW is very leading edge. As for migraines, you might take a serious look at MSG (monosodium glutamate) and other additives in your diet. Google MSG Migraines, there's a lot of good info there. - A.