Published on: 7/4/2025
A bilateral cervicogenic headache is a type of headache that affects both sides of the head and is caused by a neck problem. A bilateral cervicogenic headache is more rare than cervicogenic headaches affecting only one side of the head. Cervicogenic headache symptoms can improve with treatments like physical therapy and medications.
A bilateral cervicogenic headache is a headache causes pain on both sides of the head and is caused by problems in the upper neck.
Some Things to Know About Cervicogenic Headaches:
Some Treatments for Cervicogenic Headaches:
It's important to talk to a healthcare provider to confirm your symptoms are caused by cervicogenic headache rather than another health condition. Your healthcare provider can also give you a personalized treatment plan for managing cervicogenic headaches.
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