In this CCI Deep Dive episode, Dr. Centeno explores why many chronic “migraines” may actually be coming from the neck. Learn how cervical headaches differ from true migraines, why migraine medications often fail, and how upper cervical dysfunction or craniocervical instability can refer pain to the head and face. A clear guide to recognizing when head pain is structural—not neurological.
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In this CCI Deep Dive episode, Dr. Centeno explores why many chronic “migraines” may actually be coming from the neck. Learn how cervical headaches differ from true migraines, why migraine medications often fail, and how upper cervical dysfunction or craniocervical instability can refer pain to the head and face. A clear guide to recognizing when head pain is structural—not neurological.
CCI Deep Dive - Is It Your Concussion or Neck 5 Hacks to Decide
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2 months ago
CCI Deep Dive - Is It Your Concussion or Neck 5 Hacks to Decide
Still struggling with “post-concussion” symptoms that never seem to go away? In this CCI Deep Dive episode from the Centeno-Schultz Clinic, Dr. Centeno breaks down five simple ways to tell if your lingering headaches, dizziness, and brain fog are really coming from your neck—not your brain. Learn how motion, traction, palpation, treatment response, and imaging can reveal upper-neck instability as the hidden cause behind concussion-like symptoms. Tune in for practical, doctor-backed insights y...
Centeno-Schultz Clinic - Podcasts
In this CCI Deep Dive episode, Dr. Centeno explores why many chronic “migraines” may actually be coming from the neck. Learn how cervical headaches differ from true migraines, why migraine medications often fail, and how upper cervical dysfunction or craniocervical instability can refer pain to the head and face. A clear guide to recognizing when head pain is structural—not neurological.
