A daith piercing is a type of ear piercing that goes through the fold of cartilage above your ear canal. Tristan Savatier/Getty Images An ear piercing for migraines — called a daith piercing — is not ...

Living with migraine headaches means dealing with excruciating pain that can be unpredictable. And, if a migraine happens to surface, it doesn’t exactly care that you have to go to work or have fun ...

Living with migraine headaches means dealing with excruciating pain that can be unpredictable. And, if a migraine happens to surface, it doesn’t exactly care that you have to go to work or have fun ...

A daith piercing is one of 12 types of cartilage piercings. These hoops hug the tiniest fold of cartilage in the ear — that little soft spot directly above the ear canal. Like other types of cartilage ...

Yes, it's a little offbeat. But before you roll your eyes, here's what you need to know about the method some people swear by. Anyone who suffers the sharp and debilitating pain specific to migraines ...

If you’re a long term sufferer of migraines and headaches, you’re about to hear some promising news. If you’re a lover of piercings also, this news will suit you just perfectly. There has been a lot ...

In spite of having the internet, there are still many things humans do not know. For example: What exactly is a daith piercing, and should we get one? For the most part, context clues are your best ...

Living with migraines can be a complete nightmare. The severe headache usually appears as a throbbing pain at the front or side of the head and often causes feelings of nausea, vomiting and increased ...

Planning on getting pierced but want to do a lil research ahead of time? A wise move, IMO. Well, you've come to the right place. There are *a lot* of different ear piercings out there, so first things ...

Behold: the daith piercing. For the uninitiated, it’s the spot inside your ear, just above your tragus, which allows a ring to lay flat. And according to Instagram, it’s having a moment. You've no ...

Daith piercings - if you haven't heard of them yet, then 2023 is the year to get involved. 'I love daith piercings because they can be subtle or statement-making, all depending on the jewellery you ...