Why do headaches occur? – a clinical perspective

physiotherapy treatment of cervical spine related to headaches

Headaches are often not just a local issue, but a reflection of complex interactions within the body.

In clinical practice, headaches are frequently associated with the cervical spine, movement patterns, and the functioning of the nervous system. However, treatment is often focused only on symptoms rather than understanding the broader context.

My approach is based on clinical reasoning, where it is important to understand:

how symptoms develop over time
why they tend to recur
which factors contribute to their persistence

This allows for a more targeted approach and long-term improvement in function.

To help better understand your condition, I have prepared a short questionnaire.

The questionnaire may help you identify patterns related to your headaches.

To learn more about the clinical approach, click here 👇

👉 IMA METHOD 👈

SHORT QUESTIONNAIRE

First name*

Last name*

Mobile*

Email*

How long have you had headaches?*

less than 3 months

3–12 months

more than 1 year

How many times a month do you have headaches?*

1–3 days

4–10 days

more than 10 days

Do you also have pain or tension in your neck?*

often

occasionally

Are you ready for the 5-step treatment process?*

yes

How did you find out about the research?*

Asantis

fizion

social networks

recommendation

Google

other

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