A disc herniation at C5/C6 will not be responsible for headaches, however, it is not uncommon for patients to developed tension-type headaches, because the neck muscles tend to tense up to prevent movement due to the injury, and those muscles can them radiate pain into the right side of the head.
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Neck pathology can trigger headaches due to secondary muscle spasms, but the type of headache may vary. Can have tension cephalgia more commonly, but also migraines on occasion, and even occipital neuralgia if issues affect base of skull.
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