Could be...: Migraine usually have nausea & light sensitivity with them. A cervicogenic headache can occur when the muscles in the back of your neck are tight and pull on the membrane & muscles surrounding your skull. There are other types & causes of headaches that can be concerning too. For a bad headache lasting this long, you should definitely see a doctor.
Answered 5/27/2020
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Possibly: Could be a migraine, but could just as easily be a tension headache. Migraines are due to altered blood flow in the brain. Tension headaches are due to muscle stress/tension/fatigue. If the neck muscles are the cause and there are no other symptoms, it is likely a tension headache. Symptoms that might indicate migraine are vision changes, nausea, sensitivity to light or loud sounds, to name a few.
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