Head Pain Switching Sides: The Migraine Mystery Often Ignored
It’s like the proverbial elephant in the room that no one is talking about. When diagnosing Cervicogenic Headache (CGH), the rulebook says pain must stick
Insights
for People Living with Headache and Migraine
Talking About Cervicogenic Headache
Introduction ‘Cervicogenic’ refers to ‘neck-related’, and therefore, the cause of ‘Cervicogenic Headache’ lies in the neck; more specifically, research has shown that the cause will
Determining if the Neck is the Cause
In Headache and Migraine One of the confusing phenomena about Cervicogenic Headache is that its symptoms can present as Migraine, Tension Headache or even Cluster
Decreasing Migraine Progression
With Cervicogenic Management Recent evidence suggests that migraine is a progressive condition in which over time, episodes become more frequent, more severe, less responsive to
Neck Stiffness, Discomfort or Pain
Is Your Headache or Migraine Preceded or Accompanied by These Symptoms? If so, this is a strong indicator that your neck is involved. Although neck
Headache and Migraine Frequency
Has There Been a Gradual Increase Over the Years? If yes, this is a clear indicator that your neck is involved. A gradual (as distinct