Occipital Neuralgia?: 58 year old lady with cervical spinal stenosis and headaches concerned whether headaches could be caused by cervical symptoms. Radiculopathy refers to referred pain along the course of compressed nerve root. While most headaches are not due to cervical spine problems, compression of branches of your occipital nerve C2/C3 can cause headaches in the posterior part of your head. Get new exam/imaging
Answered 4/12/2016
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Yes: Yes, absolutely. There is a condition known as "cervicogenic" headaches and this describes headaches that are caused by a neck problem.
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