Vibrators are the shocking new migraine cure in the market¡ª'I use it cleaned, obviously'

There¡¯s a surprising new remedy in the market for migraines: a vibrator. Yes, you read that right. Desperate times call for creative measures, and extreme headache sufferers have turned to vibrators as a last-resort solution for their pounding headaches. Who knew a product could offer both relief and, well, a little extra multitasking?

According to a report by the New York Post, some people have found an unexpected solution for migraines: sex toys.

One Reddit user shared how they use a Hitachi wand to numb their forehead, claiming, ¡°I use it cleaned, obviously, and press it against my forehead and in between my eyes and it relieves the tension/numbs my forehead for a little bit.¡±

Unconventional sex toy use: hitachi wand vibrator sometimes helps my migraine when I numb my forehead with it
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Another Redditor chimed in, saying, ¡°I took an acoustic clitoral vibrator and massaged my neck with it and it COMPLETELY removed the pain that I have been suffering for several years. I did it for several minutes in the last few days and I am pain free. I use satisfyer dual love model of vibrator. I think almost any vibrator should work, but regular vibration carries into the head, and acoustic does not.¡±

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Some shared their eagerness to give it a go, with one person humorously admitting, ¡°If this is the secret for me I¡¯m gonna be so pissed because it was in my nightstand the whole time.¡±

Another joked, ¡°Brb I¡¯m off to charge my toys.¡±

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Interestingly, the idea of using vibrations to treat migraines isn't entirely new.

Studies have explored Kinetic Oscillation Stimulation (KOS), a non-invasive therapy that uses low-frequency vibrations to treat various conditions, including migraines.

A study published in Wiley suggested that KOS could be a fast-acting remedy for acute migraine pain.

Well, maybe we¡¯ve all been missing out on this hidden-in-plain-sight solution!

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