SPINAL PROBLEMS CAN CAUSE HEADACHE - GENERAL CLINIC

Spinal problems can cause headache



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Some spinal problems can cause a headache because when there is a change in the cervical spine the tension accumulated in the muscles of the upper back and neck lead the painful stimulus to the brain, which responds generating headache, which in this case is called of tension headache. Some examples of health problems that can cause headaches are: Increased muscle tension due to fatigue and stress; Deviation in the column; Bad posture; Cervical spine; Thoracic duct syndrome