Headaches are common. Migraines are not normal.
If you’re dealing with recurring headaches, the key question is:
Is this coming from your neck?
This patient shares how recurring migraines and chronic pain affected daily life before care. Watch their story to hear about the experience and the changes they noticed.
This patient talks about their experience with headache-related discomfort and personalized care. Watch their story to learn what stood out to them.
A cervicogenic headache starts in the neck but is felt in the head.
It can cause:
Many treatments focus on the head.
But if the source is the neck, the problem remains.
When upper cervical joints are not moving properly, they can irritate nerves and refer pain into the head.
Pain medication can reduce symptoms.
But it does not correct:
Until those are addressed, headaches often return.
We evaluate the top of the neck where head and neck mechanics meet.
No twisting or aggressive techniques.
We reduce muscle tension contributing to headaches.
For many patients, yes.
If migraines are influenced by neck mechanics, improving alignment can reduce frequency and intensity.
We assess how your neck moves and functions.
Then we build a plan focused on restoring proper mechanics.
Seek care if you experience:
Yes — very common.
Often related to neck position or tension.
Yes — especially forward head posture.
We see patients throughout Summerlin, Las Vegas, Henderson and surrounding areas including 89134, 89135, 89138, 89117, 89128, 89052 and 89074.
If headaches keep coming back, it’s time to look deeper.
Call (702) 566-4673 or schedule online.
