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Headaches
There are many types of headaches. The most common form is a cervicogenic headache as the headache refers from structures of the neck.
The cervical joints, muscles and nerve tissue often refer pain to the back of the head and upper neck, temples, forehead, back of ears or eyes.
Headaches can be caused by poor posture, tension and stress, trauma such as whiplash or concussion, and arthritic changes in the cervical spine. Our physiotherapists use a variety of tests and assessment techniques to accurately diagnose the origin of your pain and determine a suitable course of treatment. You will get advice about the likely causes of your headaches and how to best manage them, as well as tips on how to prevent them from recurring in the future and where to go if further investigations or assessments are required.
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