A new trend called daith piercings is gaining popularity, but not for aesthetic reasons. The advanced piercing is in the middle ridge of your ear and people claim that after the piercing their ...

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 ...

Medically reviewed by Arno Kroner, DAOMKey TakeawaysSome people say daith piercings help with migraine relief, but there's ...

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 ...

An ear piercing for migraines — called a daith piercing — is not a proven treatment and may actually put you at risk for infections. For more effective treatments, try alternative migraine remedies ...

The past year has been so bad migraine-wise, I did something completely out of character: I got a piercing with zero scientific backing because I heard it can help migraines. I am naturally skeptical ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A daith piercing (usually a hoop) hugs the fold of cartilage right above your ear canal, while a tragus ...

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 ...

Many people who experience migraine will do almost anything to keep the pain at bay — including getting a strategically placed body piercing known as the daith piercing. Nestled in the innermost fold ...

According to migraine.com, over 37,000,000 people suffer from migraines in the United States. Even though there is no cure, there are some possible solutions to lessen their intensity. It's a piercing ...

Daith piercings aren’t just one of the biggest piercing trends of the year: According to a report in the Daily Mail, they may also help curb severe migraines. Yoga instructor Mara Kroyer, of Perth, ...