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crgx82
05-17-2004, 11:53 PM
Lately I've be getting weird sensations in the back of my head, and sometimes pain and a cold numb feeling. My neck and back also hurt, and the other day I moved my neck and the pain radiated to the back of my head where the headaches have been occuring. Could it be a pinched nerve somewhere. What is a good way to treat this?

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Karla
05-18-2004, 02:24 PM
Yes it can cause a headache. I have always gone to a chiropractor for these types of headaches. I would think a message therapist might be able to help also but I wouldn't expect to see results as fast as a chiropractor.

LouiseM
05-19-2004, 09:57 PM
Also, there are two muscles running from your neck all the way to your eyebrows. When these get "tight" it causes headaches. I am having the same "Cold" feelings too, I wonder what that is from?

californiasunflower
05-20-2004, 09:56 AM
Yes, neck sprains can cause headaches and affect the shoulders, scapula, thoracic area. See terms like suboccipital and cervical sprain. How is it that you have a sprained neck?

MagnaV45
05-27-2004, 02:47 PM
Yep, neck sprain, pinched nerves, herniated discs and torn or damaged muscles can all cause the headaches and chills described. My car hit a deer 3 years ago and I tore the muscle under my left shoulder blade. I threw my arm up to protect my face when the deer landed on my windshield. It took 6 months of my GP Dr. telling me there was nothing wrong before a massage therapist found the muscle damage and 3 trips to her made a big difference. Before seeing her I had neck, shoulder, and headache pain everyday, after I saw her it decreased and finally was (almost) as good as new. It will always bother me if I overdo it--like carrying a backpack, holding the phone between ear and shoulder, etc. So definitely check it out.
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Pink00
05-31-2004, 05:55 PM
Hi,
Yes back and neck pain can cause a headache.. I go to the chiropracter for this... my headaches were getting better but I recently switched hours at my job so I am unable to go to the chiro anymore, and they are getting worse again!

 
 
 




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