Nerve Decompression Surgery for Chronic Daily Headache

Has anyone had experience with nerve decompression surgery for chronic daily headache?

I've been learning about it online. As far as I can find it is available in only a limited number of places in the U.S.

Here are links describing it:
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2011/07/15/texas-doctors-performing-groundbreaking-migraine-surgery/
http://www.king5.com/health/New-procedure-cures-teens-two-year-long-headache--112485389.html
https://youtu.be/I9fVC-dwiTw

I spoke to my consultant re this in the UK - we have one doc who is pushing it privately - and my doc said it was too early yet and that the doc in question had been invited a number of times to show his research data and he has not done so. He also said he had had a number of people come to him who had had the surgery and where now in a worse place - and that he was having problems helping them as the 'normal' routes where not responding...... he told me to keep it in mind for a few years and watch what happens....

I just read an article that said that most spine surgeries resulted in making people worse than they were before the surgery. I would be extremely cautious about letting anyone mess with your spine.

I too have thought of nerve decompression surgery. I have seen articles where the disc is "reinflated" and the patient gets relief. I would really love for this to be perfected because the discs in my neck are almost non-existent. I am almost 2 inches shorter than I used to be in my 20's due to disc compression all over my spine. I'm sure this has to be contributing to the migraines.

I do see a chiropractor and that gives some relief for a short period of time. Sometimes an adjustment can actually stop a migraine completely including putting an end to the nausea & vomitting.

Bottom line, see a chiropractor before you go under the knife.