Alternative medicines have become popular because people have had positive results. Acupuncture treatments between migraine attacks can be helpful for some patients depending on the level of response acupuncture. It can help relieve frequent acute pain and migraine attacks. City-dwellers often complain of headaches and pain related to the forehead and the temple. Although chronic pain can take a long time to cure, mild and moderate pain can be tackled with rook piercing. All you need to do is find the right place and professional to do the piercing.
What is Rook Piercing?
Rook piercings are located along the inner ridge of the ear cartilage that descends in the center, parallel to the helix or outer rim. A Rook is a piercing along the upper crux of this cartilage. It is basically two steps above your Tragus, with the Daith in between.
The way your rook piercings will be placed depends on the anatomy of your ear. Some people have a very pronounced ridge of cartilage, which is easier to pierce, but requires cutting in a larger amount of flesh.
Rook piercing has become an important way to cure migraines and headaches. For migraines, the Rook piercing treatment depends on whether the patient enters the clinic suffering from acute pain or seeking preventive treatment between migraine attacks. Prevention should be the long-term goal, and Rook is a great option.
Migraines – for those who suffer from migraines, they are a recurring, relentless, and painful event. With medical science not able to completely cure the condition, people suffering from migraines feel that they have to live with it.
Before you go for help, you should know your type of migraine and let your acupuncturist know the first time you go in for treatment.
The reason we did this is that there are a number of migraine triggers that can cause a migraine attack, such as hormonal imbalance, irregular eating habits, even if sudden changes in climate could cause A migraine attack.
Procedure
This piercing requires a skilled piercer because it is a very small, dense piece of tissue which needs to be pierced. The initial jewelry used is usually a ring like a captive or BCR, or a curved barbel like an eyebrow ring. This piercing is usually done at 18 or 16 gauges.
Healing
This piercing takes 3 to 9 months or more to heal, but 6 months is reported to be most common. Be sure to ask your piercer for proper cleaning and maintenance instructions!
Rook piercing aftercare:
- Wash your hands with antibacterial soap before touching the piercing
- Clean the pierced area with a cotton ball immersed in warm salt water two to four times a day
- Gently rinse the piercing with a mild soap while bathing
- Dry the area with a disposable paper towel
- Change your sheets and pillowcases before sleeping
- Clean the pierced area after using the phone
- Do not apply ointment or expose the piercing to hairspray, perfumes or cosmetics.
- Refrain from using headphones or earphones
- Avoid sleeping on the piercing
- Avoid swimming to reduce the risk of water infection
- Always tie your hair; If you have long hair, keep your hair tied, because especially in the rook piercing, the chances that the hair is tangled with jewelry are high and can lead to infections.
