When Nerve Pain Isn’t About the Nerve

When Nerve Pain Isn’t About the Nerve

Occipital and trigeminal neuralgia are two conditions commonly associated with sharp, stabbing nerve pain. If you’ve experienced this, you might have been told your nerves are the problem, but there’s more to the story. Understanding these conditions...
Understanding and Managing Tension-Type Headaches

Understanding and Managing Tension-Type Headaches

Tension-type headaches are a common form of headache, but they can often be misunderstood. Unlike migraines or cluster headaches, tension-type headaches are generally diffuse, dull, and achy rather than sharp or stabbing. They often feel like a tight band or pressure...
Understanding Head Tilt: The Impacts and Solutions

Understanding Head Tilt: The Impacts and Solutions

A head tilt occurs when the head rests at an angle rather than upright, usually due to an imbalance in the alignment of the neck’s vertebrae, specifically between the atlas (C1) and the axis (C2). This slight tilt is subtle and can often go unnoticed unless pointed...