Cervicogenic headache: the headache that comes from your neck
Cervicogenic headache starts in the upper neck but is felt in the head, often at the temple or behind the eye, and it's frequently mislabelled as migraine. Dr Alex Freeman explains how it works, how to tell it apart from migraine and tension headache, and what a proper examination looks for.
What Does a Chiropractor Do?
A chiropractor assesses and manages conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system. But if you've never been before, it's reasonable to want to know what you're actually walking into. Here's a straightforward answer from Dr Alex Freeman at Freeman Chiropractic, Victoria Park.