Condition
Many recurring headaches are linked to tension and restricted movement in the neck and upper back. A registered chiropractor near Whampoa MTR can check whether yours may be; no referral needed.
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- Registered Chiropractor 註冊脊醫
- Doctor of Chiropractic D’Youville College, USA
- Whampoa & Hung Hom Near Whampoa MTR
Overview
Many recurring headaches, particularly tension-type and cervicogenic headaches, are linked to tightness and restricted movement in the neck and upper back.
Migraine is a distinct neurological condition, but neck-related tension can still act as a trigger or add to overall symptom load.
Common symptoms
- Pain starting at the base of the skull or neck
- A band-like tightness around the head
- Headaches linked to poor posture or screen time
- Reduced neck mobility alongside the headache
- For migraine: throbbing pain, sensitivity to light or nausea
Possible causes
- Muscle tension in the neck and upper shoulders
- Prolonged screen use and forward-head posture
- Jaw clenching or teeth grinding
- Poor sleep and dehydration
- Stress and irregular routines
Our approach
General information only — your plan is set after an in-person assessment.
- 01
Assess
Assess neck and upper back as a possible contributing factor
- 02
Treat
Gentle adjustment and soft tissue work where indicated
- 03
Advise
Postural and ergonomic guidance
- 04
Coordinate
Coordinate with your doctor for migraine management
When to seek urgent medical care
- The ‘worst headache of your life’, sudden and severe
- Headache with fever, stiff neck and confusion
- Headache following a head injury, or with vision or speech changes
This page is general information, not a diagnosis. If any of the above apply to you, seek medical attention promptly.
Book a consultation with Dr. Ho, or message us on WhatsApp with any questions first.





