Such a different animal from CH that I suspect you will need to work with an experienced neurologist.
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. Pain Pract. 2010 Mar;10(2):124-30.

6. Cervicogenic headache.

van Suijlekom H, Van Zundert J, Narouze S, van Kleef M, Mekhail N.

Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Management, Catharina Ziekenhuis,
Eindhoven, The Netherlands.

Cervicogenic headache is mainly characterized by unilateral headache symptoms
which arise from the neck radiating to the fronto-temporal and possibly to the
supra-orbital region. Physical examination to find evidence of a disorder known
to be a valid cause of headache encompasses movement tests of the cervical spinal
column and segmental palpation of the cervical facet joints and soft tissues of
the neck. Injection of the nervus occipitalis major is recommended after
unsatisfactory results with conservative treatments (1 B+). In the case of an
unsatisfactory outcome after injection of the nervus occipitalis major,
radiofrequency treatment of the ramus medialis (medial branch) of the cervical
ramus dorsalis can be considered (2 B+/-). If the result is unsatisfactory pulsed
radiofrequency treatment of the ganglion spinale (dorsal root ganglion) of C2
and/or C3 can be considered in a study context (O).

PMID: 20415729 [PubMed ]

Hey!
thanks alot bob! always great info from u my friend!!

Brew, thanks to u too man! I have been being treating with a chiro (good call my friend!) Like i said before just suck's having the whole process of elimination thing! If I could deal with the "beast" I guess I could deal with anything!
Again thanks guy's!
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