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Headache conditions

Here is a list of headache conditions that we treat. These can include migraine, cervicogenic headache, occipital neuralgia, or tension-type headache. Click on a condition for more information and possible treatment options.

Headache conditions

MigraineRecurring headache often with light, sound, or nausea sensitivity. Cervicogenic headacheHead pain driven from the neck joints or soft tissue. Occipital neuralgiaSharp or shooting pain from the occipital nerves at the base of the skull. Tension-type headacheBand-like or pressure headache often tied to muscle load and stress.

Treatments we use for headaches

Depending on the diagnosis, these are the options that most often fit. We do not list BMAC here.

Medication managementAcute and preventive medication plans matched to the headache type. Botox for chronic migraineWhen chronic migraine criteria are met and prevention is the goal. Occipital nerve blockFor occipital neuralgia and selected headache patterns from the occipital nerves. Physical therapy and trigger point careWhen neck mechanics and soft tissue are feeding the headache. Medial branch blocksWhen cervicogenic headache is coming from cervical facet joints. Virtual pain consultsA remote visit to map the pattern and plan next steps.

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