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Patrick Compton

Patrick Compton is the Associate Director of Face of Indawgyi and is working to promote sustainable development in northern Myanmar. He has an M.A. in International Studies from Korea University and extensive experience in global business trends, digital marketing and education. In his free time, he enjoys writing about a wide variety of topics and actively promotes healthy lifestyle choices in his local community.
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5 Things That Make Migraines Worse

With everything we know about human health, you might be surprised to learn that doctors and researchers still don’t know the exact cause of...

Chronic Conditions: What is Autoimmune Disease Rash?

Across the world, people are discovering strange rashes that seem to have no cause. For the 23% of Americans who suffer from autoimmune rash...

Essential Guide for Summer Travel with Chronic Pain

Summer travel season is the perfect occasion to take time off from work and head out to find some fun. For those suffering from...

Real Relief: How to Reduce IBS Symptoms – IBS Relief

12% of US adults suffer and look for relief from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Unfortunately, IBS causes moderate to severe symptoms that can disrupt...
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