headaches from cervical spasms

heat78 New Member Date Joined Jan 2006 Total Posts : 2	Posted 1/12/2006 12:17 PM (GMT -6)
	I have now been having horrible headaches for about 2 years. I have seen 7 doctors and been told all kinds of crap that basically means they don't know what to do. I was diagnosed with chronic sinus problems and even had sinus surgery. This has in no way helped with the headache pain. I visited the emergency room last night because I was out of imitrex and needed a shot. The doctor felt my neck and said I have muscular problems in my neck that are causing the pain. He cracked my neck and back and I instantly felt a little relief. Of coarse i did not feel better untill after the shot. I am having problems gaining information on headaches caused from cervical spasms. Has anyone ever heard of this or can anyone offer any information. I am going to see a new docter today and am working on a personal case history to take with me. I would like to know more about this condition before I see him. Thanks Back to Top

T M New Member Date Joined Feb 2006 Total Posts : 6	Posted 2/26/2006 12:06 PM (GMT -6)
	Hello: I am new at this site. I wanted to ask you about your migraines and neck pain. What is your neck and back pain like and does it usually hurt with your head? I suffer with migraines and I also have neck pain and back pain with them. I can also get neck pain without the migraines. The neck pain is all a big mystery to me as well. I was misdiagnosed at first by 2 other doctors and a chiropractor until I went to see an neurosurgeon and he told me to see a neurologist and I did and that is when I was told I am am experiencing occipital migraines. I am currently on topamax but this doesn't help at all!! I hope something does. I was just wondering what your neck and head feels like maybe we can relate. I hope things get better for you soon and I hope you find someone who can help. Stay determined. That is my best advice. Stay strong Tam Bam Back to Top

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