Cervicogenic headaches affect a large portion of the population. These headaches are often mistaken for migraine headaches, but they have different symptoms and can have very different causes. Cervicogenic headaches refer to headaches that originate from the cervical spine (neck), especially the upper cervical spine or occiput. This type...

There are many reasons why headaches can occur, including chemical reactions, food and air allergies, as well as sinus and vision problems, stress, and even over-stressing. Cervicogenic headaches are the most common type of headache. These headaches are caused by an imbalance in the neck. These imbalances can be...