A cervicogenic headache is a type of headache caused by issues in the neck — such as muscle tension, joint problems, or nerve irritation — that refer pain to the head.
Common causes include poor posture, neck injuries, arthritis, or degenerative changes in the cervical spine.
One-sided head and neck pain
Stiffness and limited neck movement
Pain worsened by neck movement or sustained posture
Possible shoulder or arm discomfort
Treatments often include physiotherapy, medications, nerve blocks, and lifestyle changes.
Temporary relief with medications
Difficulty maintaining long-term posture changes
Side effects from drugs or injections
We offer non-invasive, targeted therapies designed to relieve neck tension and nerve irritation:
Shockwave therapy to relax muscles and improve circulation
Pioneered HotHeal Therapy Protocol combining manual therapy and non-invasive radiofrequency to reduce inflammation
Pioneered Home Therapy Protocol with FDA-approved PEMF, Regenerix Gold, and Korean transdermal technology for ongoing support
Yes. Treatment is tailored to individual symptoms and condition severity.
Many notice reduced headache frequency and intensity within a few sessions.
If headaches worsen, change in pattern, or neurological symptoms develop, prompt medical review is advised.
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