Daith and tragus piercings are thought to work similarly to acupuncture by activating specific pressure points in the ear, potentially stimulating the vagus nerve, which may interfere with signals causing migraine pain. However, there is no scientific evidence to conclusively support their effectiveness for migraine relief Show Full Answer

Daith and tragus piercings are thought to work similarly to acupuncture by activating specific pressure points in the ear, potentially stimulating the vagus nerve, which may interfere with signals causing migraine pain. However, there is no scientific evidence to conclusively support their effectiveness for migraine relief. Some people report significant improvement, while others see no benefit. Major health organizations do not endorse these piercings due to the lack of conclusive research. Always consult with your doctor before trying alternative therapies.

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Daith and Tragus Piercings for Migraine Pain: 6 Facts You Need To Know | MyMigraineTeam