Are your headaches occipital neuralgia?

The first thing to mention here is that headaches are NOT normal.

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Headaches are NOT normal and you DON'T have to suffer!

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Some quick facts about occipital neruralgia. 

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- This type of headache is caused by irritation of the nerves that come out the top of the neck. 

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- The pain can feel like it is starting at the top of the neck and going into the back of the head. 

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- For some people it can then travel around to the forehead. 

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- The pain can be throbbing, aching, stabbing, burning or sharp. 

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- The pain could be just on one side or on both. 

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- Sensitivity to light or sound can also be present. 

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So how do you know if you've got occipital neuralgia and what can you do about it?

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The first thing you should do is visit someone who is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of occipital neuralgia as well as other types of headaches. 

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If you are local to our clinic then we are offering a £10 initial consultation offer where we can carry out a full case history and examination.