Facial pain typically results from headaches or injuries and may exist anywhere on the head or face. Other causes of facial pain include dental issues, infections or nerve conditions. Asian woman with headache at the office stock photo. Causes of Facial Pain: Most causes of facial pain can be categorized as such below – 1.…
Occipital Neuralgia is a headache that may feel like a migraine or severe piercing, throbbing or shock-like pain in the upper neck, back of the head or behind the ears. This type of chronic pain is very difficult to diagnose because it is similar to cluster headaches or migraines. Even the origin of Occipital Neuralgia…
Chronic Migraines are headaches that last four hours or longer, and come in frequency of 15 or more per month. We discussed some of the causes and treatments of Chronic Migraines in our blog article, however, in this article we will cover a different treatment – Botox. Dr. Omar Henriquez is a certified Chronic Migraine…
What is Chronic Migraine? Chronic Migraine is defined as living with 15 of more headache days each month, with the headaches lasting four or more hours, and at least 8 of the headache days associated with migraines. Dr. Omar Henriquez is a certified Chronic Migraine Specialist. If you feel you are living with chronic migraines,…