by cb-master-admin | May 19, 2020 | Migraines, Neck Pain
Don’t worry… the 7 magical questions are coming. Some housekeeping first. Lets first define a type of headache known as a cervicogenic headache. This is a headache that stems from the cervical spine. The pain actually arises from the bony structures or...
by cb-master-admin | Jun 24, 2019 | Migraines, Neck Pain
Did you know that “migraineurs” note neck pain more frequently than nausea? It’s true, a study performed in 2010 by Anne Calhoun et. al. took data from 113 migraineurs who recorded a total of 786 migraine days and they found that neck pain was a more...
by cb-master-admin | May 20, 2019 | Migraines, Neck Pain
Neck pain is a common problem in our society. It is researched to be more prevalent in higher-income countries and in urban areas within those countries. Part of this may have to do with neck pain and the connection to office work that is more prevalent in a...
by cb-master-admin | Apr 8, 2019 | Migraines, Neck Pain
“Cervicogenic headache may mimic those commonly associated with primary headache disorders such as tension-type headache or migraine and as a result, distinguishing among these headache types can be difficult.” – David M. Biondi, DO Why do I share this? Because...
by cb-master-admin | Mar 8, 2018 | Migraines, Neck Pain
I do apologize to some of my readers as this blog post contains some in-depth anatomy. Please don’t see that as a reason to tune out because it provides valuable insight into why restoring movement to the upper neck is so crucial when treating headaches. We will focus...
