Cervicogenic Headache

Cervicogenic Headache is a type of headache caused by a neck injury or dysfunction. It is typically felt along either side of the head or neck, at the base of the skull, or behind the eyes and is often described as a sharp, dull, or burning sensation. Symptoms may include pain in the neck, shoulders, and arms; pain that radiates to the head from the neck; and stiffness in the neck. Treatment typically focuses on addressing the underlying neck dysfunction, such as physical therapy, chiropractic care, and targeted stretching and strengthening exercises. Cervicogenic Headache is a common cause of headache, and treatment can provide significant pain relief for those who suffer from it.