Headache & migraine treatment
When headaches start in your neck
Chronic tension headaches and migraines often have a cervical cause.
Overview
Understanding it
A large share of chronic headaches are cervicogenic — they originate in the neck. Misaligned upper cervical vertebrae and tight muscles refer pain into the head.
We treat the structures that keep starting it — many patients see meaningful drops in frequency and severity within weeks.
Headache types we help
- → Tension headaches
- → Cervicogenic headaches
- → Migraines with a tension component
- → Post-whiplash headaches
Warning signs of the neck connection
- → Headaches starting at the base of the skull
- → Pain radiating from neck to temple or eye
- → Headaches after long desk sessions
How Fusion treats it
Your path at Fusion
Find the trigger
Upper cervical exam and posture assessment.
Treat the source
Precise upper-cervical adjustments.
Fix the pattern
Posture correction and workstation changes.
Track results
We monitor frequency and severity.
FAQ
Common questions
Can chiropractic care really help migraines?
When migraines have a cervical or tension component, often yes.
How fast will I see results?
Many patients notice improvement within a few weeks.
Should I stop my headache medication?
Never without your physician's guidance.
Related
- → Neck Pain
- → Whiplash
- → Pain Management