Treating medication-overuse headache (MOH)
MOH is a worsening of your usual headache caused by taking medication for headaches or other pain too frequently over a period of at least 3 months.


Whiplash can cause long-term symptoms. At Hemi, you will meet specialists who help you understand your symptoms and create a plan based on your situation and your goals.



Many people with whiplash find it difficult to get others to understand how much their symptoms affect their daily lives. When scans and examinations do not always provide a clear answer, it is easy to doubt yourself or feel misunderstood.
At Hemi, we know that symptoms following whiplash are real and can affect work, family life, and social activities for a long time.
Some primarily experience neck pain and headaches. Others struggle most with dizziness, sleep problems, fatigue, or cognitive challenges. That is why we always start by understanding your specific situation.
Only when we have a complete picture of your symptoms, challenges, and goals do we create a treatment plan.
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Many people live with whiplash without knowing that better help is available. See if you recognize yourself.
Persistent neck and head pain following an accident
Dizziness, fatigue, or difficulty concentrating
Symptoms that are invisible and difficult to explain
You cannot function in your daily life as you used to
You have been told it will pass – but it hasn't
You want a clear assessment rather than a wait-and-see approach

Many people find that symptoms after whiplash are not just about the neck.
Some struggle primarily with pain. Others with headaches, dizziness, fatigue, or challenges in everyday life. Therefore, there is rarely one single treatment that helps everyone.
At Hemi, physiotherapists, neurologists, and nurses work together to understand your entire situation and tailor the effort accordingly.
Patient experiences speak louder than words – here they share their stories.
“In three months, Hemi did more for me than my neurologist, hospital, GP, and countless other practitioners had done in 10 years. I got medication that worked, could ask all my questions without any issues, and gained knowledge about my situation. I wish I had contacted them long ago. Highly recommended.”
"I have suffered from migraines since I was young, and over the years, they have increased in intensity and frequency. For many years, I felt like a guinea pig for various treatments. What has been meaningful for me is meeting neurologists and nurses who are experts in migraines and can therefore target the treatment."
“I have suffered from migraines since I was young. For many years, I felt like a guinea pig for various treatments. It has been meaningful for me to meet professionals who are experts in migraines and can therefore target the treatment.”
"In just a few months, my quality of life has improved significantly. Through my conversations with the headache nurse, I have become much more aware of my own thought patterns and the fear I have of the next migraine attack."





Here you can find knowledge from our specialists, new research on whiplash, and personal stories from people living with headaches.
Whiplash is an injury that occurs due to a sudden movement of the head and neck, often in connection with traffic accidents.
Yes. Some people experience symptoms for months or longer after the injury.
Symptoms may include neck pain, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.
Many symptoms following whiplash are not necessarily visible on scans or other examinations.
Yes. Treatment depends on the symptoms and may involve several different specialties.
Book a free consultation and take the first steps toward less pain.

