Dr. Loder notes that cervicogenic headaches are more likely to occur suddenly and feel lightning bolt-like. While the pain may feel like it’s coming directly from the back of your head or neck ...

Cervical vertigo, also known as cervicogenic dizziness, leads to disorientation, balance loss, headache, neck pain, and limited range of motion. Researchers have linked this condition to damage in ...

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Other conditions, including sinus pressure, migraine, and a cervicogenic headache may also cause a headache behind one eye. A few different types of headaches cause pain on only one side of your head.