Neck headache

Cervicogenic headaches are headaches that originate from the neck, specifically from the base of the skull at the top of the spine. The headaches start out intermittently in the initial stages, and then slowly become continuous. Most...

Forward head posture is the common culprit to most neurological and muscle related symptoms in the head and neck region. The atlanto-occipital joint (base o...

Cervicogenic Headache - Pain and referral patterns

Relief your tension headache with 5 physical therapy exercises and remedies. Stretch and train your neck muscles and reduce your symptoms

Tension at the base of the neck is a common cause of tension headaches, neck pain, and many other issues. Let these 3 exercises help you in just a few minutes!

Headache at the back extends up from the base of the head. Activities that aggravate it, anatomy, self-care, & therapist notes.

Help Get Rid of Headaches & Neck Pain!

All sort of headaches are not really dangerous, but there are few which are, and one should have the idea of all such. They are usually caused by stress or sinus problems, but before they get too serious, everyone should know about it. What Type Of Headache Could Be Dangerous For You? Above you could see […]

Cervicogenic headache (CGH) is a secondary headache that occurs when pain from an underlying source in the neck is felt in the head.

Are you experiencing a headache that seems to start in your neck and radiate up one side of your head? This may be a cervicogenic headache. Learn more here!