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Cervicogenic Headache

Headaches starting from the neck are treated effectively through Physiotherapy manual therapy.
The pain usually radiates from the base of the skull, and Physiotherapy reduces tension and joint stiffness.
Posture correction and deep neck muscle activation are included in Physiotherapy to prevent recurrence.

Tension-Type Headache

Stress and muscle tightness around the head cause this common form of pain, managed by Physiotherapy.
Chronic tension in neck and scalp muscles is released using trigger point Physiotherapy techniques.
Relaxation training and ergonomic advice are given through targeted Physiotherapy plans.

Migraine with Neck Dysfunction

Though neurological in origin, migraines can worsen due to neck stiffness relieved by Physiotherapy.
Joint dysfunction and muscle tension aggravating migraines are managed through skilled Physiotherapy care.
Regular stretching and cervical spine control are emphasized in your Physiotherapy protocol.

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction

Jaw pain and headaches linked to TMJ tension respond well to specialized Physiotherapy treatment.
Muscle imbalance in the jaw and neck is assessed and corrected using soft tissue Physiotherapy work.
Jaw mobility and alignment improve with structured jaw exercises under Physiotherapy supervision.

Occipital Neuralgia

Irritation of occipital nerves causes sharp, shooting head pain relieved through expert Physiotherapy sessions.
Manual release and neural mobilization are performed to relieve pressure using Physiotherapy tools.
Strengthening and posture education are part of the long-term Physiotherapy approach.

Post-Concussion Headaches

After head injuries, residual headaches are addressed using gentle and guided Physiotherapy rehab.
Vestibular symptoms, neck stiffness, and muscle imbalance are improved with evidence-based Physiotherapy methods.
Controlled progression and light sensory retraining are central to post-concussion Physiotherapy.

Sinus-Related Tension Headache

Blocked sinuses may cause facial and forehead pain, which can benefit from supportive Physiotherapy.
Drainage techniques, facial muscle release, and posture adjustments are part of this Physiotherapy care.
Breathing and head-neck alignment are restored with guided Physiotherapy breathing exercises.

Manual Therapy

Hands-on cervical spine mobilizations help reduce the root cause of pain through Physiotherapy support.
Muscle tension, joint misalignments, and stiffness are targeted using specialized Physiotherapy methods.
This improves mobility, relieves headaches, and is central to holistic Physiotherapy sessions.

Trigger Point Release

Trigger points in the upper trapezius and suboccipital region are released by skilled Physiotherapy hands.
Chronic head pain often stems from tight knots, which are addressed using clinical Physiotherapy tools.
This leads to reduced referral pain and greater freedom through consistent Physiotherapy intervention.

Cervical Spine Stabilization Exercises

Weak neck muscles cause instability and contribute to head pain treated by progressive Physiotherapy rehab.
Deep flexor strengthening is taught using guided resistance during Physiotherapy sessions.
These exercises restore head control and are a key part of your ongoing Physiotherapy program.

Posture Correction

Forward head and rounded shoulders contribute to chronic head pain, corrected through posture-based Physiotherapy.
Ergonomic education and spine realignment reduce cervical tension during Physiotherapy training.
Lifestyle adjustments and workspace setup are addressed in every Physiotherapy plan.

Electrotherapy Modalities

Ultrasound and TENS therapy relieve head and neck pain as part of adjunctive Physiotherapy care.
These modalities reduce muscle spasms and improve circulation within your Physiotherapy framework.
They are used before or after manual techniques during your personalized Physiotherapy session.

Dry Needling & Myofascial Release

Muscle tension and deep-seated pain are treated using dry needling in skilled Physiotherapy environments.
Fascial release and relaxation improve tissue health as part of integrated Physiotherapy therapy.
This reduces both local and referred headache pain with long-lasting Physiotherapy results.

Breathing & Relaxation Techniques

Stress-induced headaches are eased with guided breathing taught during Physiotherapy appointments.
Diaphragmatic breathing reduces tension in the head and neck via simple Physiotherapy routines.
This approach supports nervous system balance and complements your regular Physiotherapy treatment.

Vestibular Rehabilitation

Post-concussion or migraine-related dizziness is improved using targeted Physiotherapy balance work.
Vestibular therapy includes head movements, eye coordination, and retraining within Physiotherapy care.
It enhances confidence, stability, and pain control as part of full-spectrum Physiotherapy healing.