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About Dr. Tron Malachowski
Expertise
Their is a specific cause to most headaches. A thorough lifestyle survey and exam is needed along with a thorough medical history is essential to helping find the cause of this problem that effects millions.

Experience
For two years, I have been caring for people who have had irregular spontaneous headaches to people with severe regular migraines that put them out of work for days.

Organizations
Alumni of Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport IA Prestigious TIC Institute International Chiropractic Association Delta Sigma Chi International Chiropractic Fraternity

Education/Credentials
Doctorate of Chiropractic Bachelor of Arts Certified Personal Trainer

Past/Present Clients
For example, a patient came in two weeks ago with chronic headaches and neck pain that has persisted for years. After one week of care, she has had no headaches with complete relief of neck pain. A thorough exam and survey was used along with their medical history. Another patient came in 4-1-09. 30 year old female with chronic migraines for 15 years. She took Excedrin and Imitrex almost everyday. We took care of her for two weeks and her symptoms completely resolved. No medication-no surgery-no pills-no lotions.

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Headaches/Migraines - Daily headache after lunch

Expert: Dr. Tron Malachowski - 11/2/2009

Question
Hello doctor, Im 23 years old and have recently started working at a new job which I enjoy very much, and have developed a daily headache. It's quite odd for me as I rarely ever get headaches and now I have a headache that lasts for roughly 2-3 hrs everday about an hour after lunch. It was suggested that it may be caffeine headaches but I'm not an avid coffee drinker. As far as I know, I have no allergies to anything - food or environmental - and my diet is varied & nutritional as I prefer eating homemade organic/fresh meals. So I'm a little stumped as to why it's happening. Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Answer
Mary,

It sounds like the headache is associated with the recent change in jobs. What is different? Are you under stress or have deadlines? Are you dehydrated? Are you sitting all day or moving around? Is your desk ergonomically correct? Are you microwaving your food?

I want you to take a hard look at what you are doing different or being exposed to prior to getting the headaches. It would be helpful if you made a list to aid the process. Also, if you have moved, you were under a lot of stress which may have caused you to have headaches.

Let me know what you come up with.

Dr. T

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