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Joe2
01-04-2005, 06:15 AM
I have been getting head aches on the left backside of my head. The doctor said it had to do with my neck and gave me things to do to help like proper sleeping and just stretching out the neck. The headaches stoped but recently started back up.
I thought they were tension head aches but he said no becuase its just on one side. Could this be anything worst?

vatonh
01-06-2005, 02:37 PM
Joe2
I have the same pain in the back of my neck sometimes. Can I suggest seeing a chiroprator. I see mine when I have these pains and he adjusts my neck and I am back to normal by the next day!

Joe2
01-06-2005, 03:29 PM
I get them alot though im getting nervous thinking its something worst. But i will check and try to set up a chiroprator for next week.

vatonh
01-06-2005, 03:41 PM
Don't be worried that it is worse. You are not alone in this. Many people have them. My chiroprator calls them headaches with ora.. Atleast try a good chiroprator and then go from there. And it may take a few visits to him, so don't give up after the first visit. I will tell you to relax while you are there it will help, and take tylenol or advil after the visit. By the next day your headache should be minimal or gone.

Lenin
01-07-2005, 09:15 AM
JHoe2,

Get yourself a GOOD powerful vibrator/massager. It's worth the investment for anyone with that neck spasm/headache syndrome.

kehorner
01-09-2005, 07:29 PM
If the pain is more in the scalp on the one side then it is probably nerve-related. The greater occipital nerve supplies that area of the scalp and it happens to run straight through a neck muscle. If you are tense, that neck muscle compresses the nerve and causes nerve pain (neuralgia).

I had serious problems with this a few years ago. I figured out that it was a combination of tension and posture. I spent a lot of time hunched over the desk and looking up at the board to take notes, which was not good for my neck, apparently.

If you can figure out what it is that is causing the problem (stress, posture, etc) and fix that, then the nerve will get over it and feel better. Sometimes muscle relaxers are needed for a while.

Joe2
01-11-2005, 11:00 AM
Went to the chiropractor today. Took X-rays and told me i have what is called Military Spine. He said he should be able to fix the problem. Hopefully this will end my head aches and that its nothing wrose.
Anyone have info on Military Spine.

 
 
 




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