Rethinking Migraine: The Case for Peripheral Nerve Decompression

Steve_carell17 Nov, 2025Health

Migraine surgery is not brain surgery — it’s about easing pressure on peripheral nerves outside your skull. These nerves can suffer compression from tight tissues or vessels, leading to persistent, pulsating head pain. Unlike daily pills, decompression surgery targets the source of the irritation, offering up to 80–90% improvement in many cases.