A teen athlete's painful headache wouldn't go away. It took over a year to find a cure.

TL;DR

Jack Alston, a teen athlete, developed a persistent headache after sustaining hits during football practice and games in August 2024.
The headache significantly impaired his daily life, affecting his ability to focus on school, socialize, and engage in activities.
The Alston family consulted multiple specialists and tried various treatments, including dietary changes and a hyperbolic chamber, without success.
Jack was diagnosed with a persistent post-traumatic headache at the Cleveland Clinic by Dr. Konstantinos Tourlas.
After undergoing nerve blocks, oral medications, and IV treatments over several months, Jack's pain was reduced, and he eventually became pain-free.
Now pain-free, Jack is considering returning to sports and has pursued other interests and academic goals.

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