Back of the Head Headaches = Occipital Neuralgia:

A jabbing pain in the distribution of the greater or lesser occipital nerves or of the third occipital nerve (nerves running up the back of the neck and head). It is commonly associated with tenderness over the nerve concerned.

Occipital neuralgia causes similar problems to migraine headaches, but may respond very differently to certain forms of treatment. Both conditions can be initially treated with medication, yet many of o ... ur patients observe better lasting results with Botox® injections and Occipital Nerve Ablation.

Many of our occipital neuralgia patients report the onset of the condition following a traumatic event, such as a car accident or fall. A whiplash injury that causes inflammation in the head and neck region may result in the occipital nerves becoming sites of these trigger points. elegant styled items of the cocktail usage

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