When someone experiences a head or neck injury, headaches often emerge as a common symptom. This can happen whether the injury is from a fall, sports incident, or car accident. While many people associate headaches primarily with concussions, fewer realize that whiplash-related injuries can also trigger significant and persistent headaches. Understanding the overlap between concussionContinueContinue reading “The Overlooked Connection: Headaches in Concussion and Whiplash”
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Understanding TMJ Disorders and Their Impact on Headaches
Jaw impairments might seem like an isolated dental issue, but they can play a significant role in triggering and exacerbating headaches. In this post, we’ll explore how conditions affecting the jaw—especially those linked to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and associated muscles—can lead to headache pain, what symptoms to watch for, and strategies for relief. UnderstandingContinueContinue reading “Understanding TMJ Disorders and Their Impact on Headaches”
Understanding Cervicogenic Headaches After Concussion
A concussion can do more than just disrupt your cognitive functions—it can also trigger persistent neck and head pain. One common, yet often overlooked, type of post-concussion pain is the cervicogenic headache. In this blog post, we’ll explore what cervicogenic headaches are, how they develop after a concussion, and what treatment options can help youContinueContinue reading “Understanding Cervicogenic Headaches After Concussion”
When a Concussion Affects Your Eyes: Understanding Oculomotor Impairments and Headaches
Concussions can be confusing and overwhelming, especially when they bring along unexpected challenges. One such challenge is oculomotor impairment—a problem with how your eyes move and work together. In this blog post, we’ll break down what oculomotor impairments are, how they contribute to post-concussion headaches, and why having a team of experts, including a neuro-optometrist,ContinueContinue reading “When a Concussion Affects Your Eyes: Understanding Oculomotor Impairments and Headaches”
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