Suboccipital headaches often develop due to nerve compression in the back of your neck. You may have sharp or shooting pain in your scalp that can mimic migraine episodes. Your occipital bone is ...

The headache syndrome, occipital neuralgia, is characterized by occipital or suboccipital headache, scalp pain, tenderness, paresthesia in the distribution of the second cervical dermatome ...

The type of headache attributed to CM is typically an occipital headache or suboccipital headache. That means the headache happens near the portion of the brain lobe at the lower back of the skull.

These headaches are called sub–occipital headaches and are usually caused by prolonged sitting with poor posture. As you sit for prolonged periods in front of the TV, in front of books studying ...

This added strain creates a ripple effect throughout the neck muscles and joints, laying the groundwork for tension headaches. Forward head posture places excessive pressure on the suboccipital ...

She describes feeling the headaches in the back of her head (suboccipital region), and the pain radiates forward behind her eyes. She describes the headaches as continuous pressure that causes her ...

Patients with recurring headaches commonly complain of neck pain that starts at the back of the head and radiates from the upper neck into the base of the skull and forehead area. A sub-occipital ...

Those with episodic cluster headache needed to have been in their current phase of pain for no more than 1 month. Patients were assigned in a 1:1 fashion to receive three suboccipital injections ...

Simultaneous suboccipital and supraorbital stimulation in a series of seven patients with chronic migraine produced an improvement in headache frequency of 90% or more in all patients.