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Can back problems lead to frequent headaches?
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Headaches/Neck probs: Soreness in this region could suggest muscle strain or tension headache. Any problem causing muscle tension may create headache. Greater occipital neuralgia can also be a cause. Maybe see a neurologist and be evaluated. If all clear, then pursue cervical treatment. Robin mckenzie book "treat your own neck" is $8.32 online, otc meds, injections if all else fails.
Answered 12/10/2013
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