Headaches Behind Skull & Eyes (Great Self-Help Techniques) Occipital Neuralgia

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @michelenichele294
    @michelenichele294 3 года назад +88

    I used to have attacks of occipital neuralgia almost daily for years. I saw several neurologists, neurosurgeon, was given cortisone shots in back of the head for over a year (didn’t help).
    I was at the “end of my rope,” and discovered Bob and Brad about 7 months ago and, in 2 days, of doing 3 or 4 of their simple exercises my life was transformed! I now only get migraines 6 times a month at most vs. 25 or more before! These guys and their therapy gave me my life back! Eternally grateful.

    • @michelenichele294
      @michelenichele294 3 года назад +9

      I just want to add that I still do the exercises about 3 times a week for about 10 minutes to maintain my progress.

    • @anthonyc5039
      @anthonyc5039 2 года назад

      SSRIs have a host of negative side effects, and pretty low effectiveness overall with migraines. I took ama and it was utterly awful.

    • @Kim-ss5bb
      @Kim-ss5bb Год назад

      Did you have pain in your eyes

    • @michelenichele294
      @michelenichele294 Год назад

      @@Kim-ss5bb
      Yes, occasionally, the back of my right eye would hurt. But doctors said they could find nothing wrong with it. After a few years the eye pain vanished and has not returned. But, if I remember correctly, the optic nerve is a branch of the occipital nerve. So I think when I got better, the eye pain went away also. Makes sense. So good luck with your neck exercises.😀

    • @matchpoint14
      @matchpoint14 4 месяца назад

      @@anthonyc5039 are you talking about amitryptiline? how was it bad?

  • @DanielSmith-pf2mq
    @DanielSmith-pf2mq 9 месяцев назад +8

    7 years later, you are still the most famous physical therapists on the internet (in my opinion of course).

  • @molliemk3477
    @molliemk3477 5 лет назад +139

    LIFESAVER. I was scared i was having a stroke or something lol, it was soo painful

    • @MetamindMLBB
      @MetamindMLBB 5 лет назад +11

      same im having this pain since 2 month even i did MRI for it

    • @Mike_Greene
      @Mike_Greene 5 лет назад +5

      didnt think i was having a stroke (at least that what i kept tellinh myself) but when searching "eyeball pain" i did noticed there were more vids of strokes suggested lol.. so i kept tellinh myself i didnt have a strke hahaha. this video finished the pain off for me.. but i am noticing my back is super stiff (now?) lower and when doing the stretches i can def tell my trap on the painful eyeball side is a lot tighter than the other.. this is a good video

    • @akaCONSTANTINE
      @akaCONSTANTINE 4 года назад +8

      Same! When he said you may feel like you're having a stroke or something.. I was like, THANK YOU! ☺️ I'm not crazy! lol

    • @Success2gether
      @Success2gether 4 года назад +1

      Same here!

    • @VietNguyen-xt9py
      @VietNguyen-xt9py 3 года назад

      I tell my wife I get brain aneurysms and she freaks out. I think it’s probably this occipital neuralgia. I need to bookmark this. THANKS BOB AND BRAD. You are the greatest physical therapists on the internet

  • @each1teach141
    @each1teach141 3 года назад +95

    YOU. BOTH. JUST. SAVED. MY. LIFE!!! Did the exercises, paused the video, did a few reps, continued with the video until it was completed. THE PULSATING/THROBBING/STABBING PAIN IS VIRTUALLY GONE! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! I’m forever grateful!

    • @Markuel
      @Markuel 3 года назад

      Fax

    • @2slash-ron
      @2slash-ron Год назад

      Hey there im having the same pulsating pain behind my left eye from time to time feels like a stabbing pulse not too painful but definitely bothering , can we talk about this cus im worried i work alot with a laptop

    • @emperor_napoleon
      @emperor_napoleon Год назад +1

      @@2slash-ron Like in the video it may be because of your posture on the laptop

    • @JustinAlbert-q3e
      @JustinAlbert-q3e 7 месяцев назад

      These guys are fools.

  • @BUTTRUU
    @BUTTRUU 4 года назад +125

    I love these guys I was misdiagnosed twice by two neurologist before finding this video trying the treatment and I feel freaking great.

    • @caab
      @caab 4 года назад +4

      BUT TRU me too! These guys are literal lifesavers!

    • @The040754
      @The040754 4 года назад +2

      What did they think you had? TN?

    • @dafarmer3721
      @dafarmer3721 4 года назад +1

      Was doing some lifts bench and after I get done my head was killing me lol

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад +3

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain

    • @getonprabhu
      @getonprabhu 3 года назад

      Hey Good Morning,
      I am also suffering since childhood with headache, I thought it's migraine and I have solved through Walking and Yoga..
      But now ibam getting this same type of headache right beneath the eyes and back of my skull. It is so painful while wake up I am getting this pain. I could not resist the pain and this one is killing me literally..
      How one can change the posture and Get relief from neck pain? If you did so please suggest me something..

  • @trynforpar
    @trynforpar 3 года назад +18

    This is exactly what I am experiencing every single day. I have seen several neurologists who diagnose me with migraines however every single migraine medication is not helping me. You guys are amazing! Thank you.

  • @tawandamoyo4105
    @tawandamoyo4105 4 года назад +124

    I cant believe it. Have been having these sensations for almost a year now and had even stopped jogging and lifting weights as that would worsen the sensations at the back of my head. Had an MRI that only detected mild disc degeneration. And now this has worked wonders. Thank you so much. I am in Zimbabwe.

  • @TSTechFilms
    @TSTechFilms 4 года назад +39

    What a great video .
    I actually screwed my Occipital Nerve by doing something in which i had my neck all way forward which result in alot pressure .
    I was feeling heartbeat in head , getting nausea by looking down .
    But after these exercises's i am feeling better.
    A life lesson learnt , keep your posture proper .

    • @amylynnlee3
      @amylynnlee3 4 года назад

      How are you now? I am having exactly the same things as you describe

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

  • @pacitarodda542
    @pacitarodda542 6 лет назад +66

    I need those exercises. I've been suffering with a occipital pain the whole night. thank you

    • @naragonishivakumar7019
      @naragonishivakumar7019 4 года назад +3

      Me to I can't sleep nights plz help me

    • @shireeshabala2144
      @shireeshabala2144 4 года назад +3

      Sleep on left or right side I too experience this is horrible

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад +1

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain and the effect will be seen even after the first time itself .100%

  • @itzsandy7700
    @itzsandy7700 4 года назад +8

    I have been suffering with Occipital Neuralgia for almost 20 years. All these years I was under the impression that it was related to my eye sight and was on pain killers. But this video really made things clear to me. The massage and towel technique have been really helpful. Thank you so so much.

  • @pelua_7903
    @pelua_7903 2 года назад +10

    I’ve been having this type of pain for about 3 days now. A few mins ago I had a full on anxiety attack because it was so intense. Saw this video and you guys just saved me. Thank you ♥️

  • @reginaknight2139
    @reginaknight2139 5 лет назад +38

    Where have you guys been my whole life?!!! Just came across these videos and I am extremely thankful for this amazing, so helpful advice!! Please keep the videos coming!!!

  • @nancypanlener5813
    @nancypanlener5813 5 лет назад +17

    Have been diagnosed w/occipital neuralgia. Had first bout 2 years ago, went to the ER (and it took ALOT for me to make that decision!) they did a head scan and thankfully no masses, diagnosed it as O.N., prescribed pain killers. Now 2 years later I had same horribly painful symptoms, went to ER, diagnosis O.N., prescribed painkiller... The ER Dr. and the Neurosurgeon he consulted with said they knew what it was, but not what causes it.
    Well, your site was the 2nd I found w/in 15 minutes of searching and I learned it was a compression of C1 & C2 discs and also the stretches/maneuvers I could do myself to alleviate the pain. I did them and the pain went away almost immediately! WTF?!?!? If the ER Dr. knew of this, he could've had me pain free right there in the ER. You two are lifesavers and I'd love to send you a thank you gift!!! xoxoxoxoxo

    • @tbott4510
      @tbott4510 5 лет назад

      Hello I'm so glad to hear that your pain went away. Is this the only video you used that helped or are there others? Thanks!

    • @SoloMeraki
      @SoloMeraki 4 года назад

      Do you feel better now? I’m having these weird headaches so I searched on google and it says I might have occipital Neuralgia and I’m panicking heh I just want to know if it’s curable or idk what are the exact symptoms? I can’t go to the hospital cause of all this corona situation so I’m asking around to have more knowledge about this neuralgia

    • @symyastinkypak
      @symyastinkypak 4 года назад

      @@SoloMeraki did u find anything of help? im facing similar symptoms and can't head to the hospital due to corona.

    • @SoloMeraki
      @SoloMeraki 4 года назад +1

      GulliZuad turns out it was all caused from stress and anxiety.
      I tried to be less anxious and stressed and now I’m feeling sooo much better.

    • @symyastinkypak
      @symyastinkypak 4 года назад +1

      @@SoloMeraki it's good to hear that you feel better. Hoping mine gets better too. I'm so done with this. I basically fainted due to dehydration which led to a fall. I don't recall hitting my head but I faced concussion-like symptoms for a few days which eventually went away, like loss of balance, fatigue, sensitivity to light and sound etc. However, there is this stress that I feel on my upper neck and headache is present too. I can't risk going to the doctor. I feel like I am almost fully recovered but the headache and the pressure on my head scares me and still hasn't gone. I'm one of those overthinking people. Kept searching my symptoms and increased my fear. How did you manage to get rid of stress and anxiety? I'm guessing I have the same issue.

  • @The-Esoteric-One
    @The-Esoteric-One 4 года назад +16

    Oh god the towel thing feels so good. The pain & tingling from my eyes to my traps comes back slowly after I'm done though. I hope better posture and chin tucks can get rid of the pain after a while.

  • @madeleinesutherland6323
    @madeleinesutherland6323 2 года назад +2

    Selvedge 🥰
    The special edge on fabric/towels.
    Thank you for this helpful video!

  • @mariah_smith
    @mariah_smith 4 года назад +5

    So glad I found this, I have been have this type of pain and headaches for 4 years now nothing has ever worked to relieve the pain and doctors were just saying it was a migraine or tension headaches that came every couple of weeks and it last 3 days every time. I did these exercises earlier today and used ice a few times and am feeling so much relief that it’s almost completely gone on the first day! I wish I would have found this video sooner. Thank you so much!

    • @gilbertogarcia9435
      @gilbertogarcia9435 3 года назад

      Hey I basically have the same except the pain behind the eyes,you know any solution to that?

    • @peachysparkles
      @peachysparkles 3 года назад

      @@gilbertogarcia9435 Coconut water has been amazing for me with these kinds of headaches! I had my brother try it as well bc he also got really bad migraines like these and both of us feel relief within minutes! Coconut is anti-inflammatory as well as has nutrients that many people with migraines or other bad headaches are deficient in. Drinking coconut water has been so wonderful for me!

    • @Kim-ss5bb
      @Kim-ss5bb Год назад

      How bad was your pain in your eyes unfortunately the pain is in both of my eyes but I swaps sides aswell, I will definitely try the coconut water

  • @aracelirodas2318
    @aracelirodas2318 4 года назад +12

    Wow thankyou did d chin thing, d ice, and the towel technique while watching d vid and it helped so so much ..my headache dat ive had for two weeks now almost went away like 98%!! Thankyou thankyou thankyou!!

  • @pg3618
    @pg3618 4 года назад +59

    Oh my god. I’m literally crying. I did the towel one and it feels so much better. I’ve been in pain for 30 hours.

  • @jasonwilliams4880
    @jasonwilliams4880 5 лет назад +15

    Just want to shout out a massive THANKS YOU from the UK. been suffering form obstical nausea for the last 18 month (on and off) with medication. Been looking for help for a while and found your video, 1 week on completing the exercises, WOW what a difference. You guys are great, keep the good work up 👍😋

  • @malcolmrichards5240
    @malcolmrichards5240 5 лет назад +8

    Brilliant. God bless you guys. This practical stuff is so much vastly better than the twaddle we get from doctors here in UK.

  • @united3689
    @united3689 Год назад

    Bob and brad your towel stretch has given me the same relief ive spent hundreds of dollars on physio appts has given me. Thank you so much from bottom of my heart.

  • @BeautifullyCreatedByYAH
    @BeautifullyCreatedByYAH 4 года назад +10

    Day 4 of pain behind my eyes...even the light is too bright. Thanks for the tips. Your tips helped with a pinched nerve some months ago.

  • @rahulnagekar6998
    @rahulnagekar6998 3 года назад +2

    I slept without a pillow and face up to fix my half head pain and feeling of belt on head. Thanks to you I got pointers.

  • @scottyhottie4043
    @scottyhottie4043 6 лет назад +65

    you guys are so engaging! entertaining while I feel pain in my head!

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

    • @dadedon305
      @dadedon305 3 года назад +1

      same here i’m only 35 but i had this pain now for i can’t remember how long c1 and c2 why yall can’t act right 💩💩💩😞😞

    • @Soft7y
      @Soft7y 3 года назад

      @@dadedon305 same here oof

  • @victorferr1
    @victorferr1 3 года назад +1

    Keep life simple. Doctors these days prescribe /use so much technology and medicines etc. Thank you both. I will try these exercises, I have on and off pain in my left eyeball increases in the evenings and nights. Reduces a bit after a shower and allows me to work most of the day. My computer posture needs to change. I will try that.

  • @kimberlyp_shiprocker
    @kimberlyp_shiprocker 3 года назад +2

    I just discovered your videos. I have suboccipital swelling that just appeared on a CT scan that was taken for a different purpose. I've had neck and lower back (advanced) degeneration for years and it's worse than ever. I am now dealing with my first headache ever and I'm now on day 6. I even went to the ER and they treated it as though it was a migraine. I already have an appointment scheduled with a chiropractor and a neurologist. What I really need instead of medication management are exercises! Some of them I've been doing and didn't realize they are a thing. Other techniques are new to me and I will be working on them. Thank you for what you are providing for therapy we can work on at home.

  • @lenaalsaif265
    @lenaalsaif265 2 года назад

    bob and brad are LEGENDS!!! they should be protected at all costs.

  • @Soft7y
    @Soft7y 3 года назад +2

    These guys are changing lives. Thank you so much even if this doesn't work it gives me hope that its still being taken seriously

  • @glennhalila8279
    @glennhalila8279 2 года назад

    I have been suffering from Occipital Neuralgia for years. I figured out Posture from different activities, sleeping (Head and Neck Position and Posture), My friend told me that I was going to have neck problems looking at my Cellphone in the Position that I was. He was correct. I also drive with my arms up because of the design of my 2010 Ford Transit Connect. I have a lot of things to change. Thank you Bob and Brad as always you two are the Best. It'll save me from pain, taking off work, going to the Chiropractor and getting Acupuncture, and countless hours of TENS Unit Treatment. Thank you

  • @chitandarhodwell6368
    @chitandarhodwell6368 4 года назад +1

    Hey you two...your tricks gave me immediate relief.
    Your humor is great and it's good therapy on it's own.
    Great job you are doing
    Thank you
    Chitanda
    Zambia, Africa

  • @Andrew-tr5zg
    @Andrew-tr5zg 2 года назад +1

    I had this before in my 30s and early 40s wasn't sure what it was but looked it up as had it again, it's like a throbbing pain back right of head and pains right across my skull, I use computer a lot and slouch so thought it might be this, tried the exercises for only 5 mins and pain was gone. Now I know how to get rid of it, will need to sort my posture. Thanks again B&B!

  • @pablogaming_973
    @pablogaming_973 3 года назад +2

    😶 I am speechless, I had this pain for 2 years and all treatment were indicating on surgery of anesthesia treatment that I obviously didn't want, I tried this and this did miracle for me, Thank You 🙏.

    • @sanjanajr2547
      @sanjanajr2547 3 года назад

      Me too having this pain for about 2 years but still I didn't relieve from this really it's hurting so much and being stressed

  • @mausib
    @mausib Год назад

    I am suffering terribly with headaches. Triptans work, but only allowed 6 days a month. Going to try these. Thank you. Thank you.

  • @lincolnkrizz
    @lincolnkrizz 4 года назад +15

    OMG!! Been having this pain the last 12 days !! Removed my pillow , stretched my neck, did the exercises from my bed and massaged my neck all while watching this video !! And found instant relief from this horrible neck, head and eye pain I’ve been having.. wow I will continue to practice these methods daily !! Thank you guys ❤️🥲

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

  • @tonyktown
    @tonyktown 2 года назад +1

    I've been dealing with this very pain for close to three weeks, looked the symptoms up and came up with Ocipital Neuralgia. Did these exercises while watching and it instantly alleviated the pain. I've always had posture issues and mild mild degeneration. This is one more tool in the arsenal to keep a happy healthy body in my 60's.

  • @pamelarobinson966
    @pamelarobinson966 4 года назад +2

    I have been in pain for weeks, thinking it was a pinched nerve in my neck, after some research, I realized what it was and quickly went to Brad and Bob. This video offered me so much relief. Thanks again for your wonderful video!!!

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

    • @cantseeshadow
      @cantseeshadow 3 года назад

      @@thehardest684 where did you get Infrared Light treatment? Local pain center? Home?

  • @julienneriviere6723
    @julienneriviere6723 4 года назад +5

    2 day headache -sure helped relieved mine - thank you

  • @mindingmybusiness1350
    @mindingmybusiness1350 4 года назад +2

    I have an exam coming up today, and my head so bad hurting. I was getting like an electrical shock on both sides of my head. I was mostly worried because I feel like the is something going wrong in my brain. Now, I came to this video after crying for an hour. It is very helpful, and I am getting better. I am so thankful for this video, I am one of the subscribers now :) again thank you and wish me luck on my exam.

    • @gilbertogarcia9435
      @gilbertogarcia9435 3 года назад

      Did you ever experience pain behind your eyes too cause I also had shocks around my head every single day?

  • @StitchetyDoodah
    @StitchetyDoodah 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you! This is gonna save my life! 💚

  • @brookecanter9184
    @brookecanter9184 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much! I am diagnosed with Arnold chiari malformation and have developed occipital neuralgia

  • @OllyOllieAli
    @OllyOllieAli 2 года назад

    I don’t have enough words for how much this video helped me! I figured my headaches and neck pain were a result of my TMD. But I spent 20 minutes and my neck and head are light years better!

  • @skippywixom
    @skippywixom 3 года назад

    Thanks for relief and hope. Your banter is cheerful and encouraging.

  • @WhatTheFk09
    @WhatTheFk09 6 лет назад +35

    On 8/30/18, I was walking my dog & decided to walk in a shaded area under a tree. There were lots of low lying branches on the tree, so I bent my head down to walk under it & WHAM, I slammed into the trunk of another tree. I hit the tree with such force that the leash flew out of my hand, my vision was affected IMMEDIATELY, my head (skull) hurt soooo bad, I staggered backwards & did all I could to stay upright. I drove to minor emergency as I knew something was wrong & they called an ambulance to transport me to the ER. CT scan was negative, but was diagnosed with a concussion. I had speech difficulties for 3 weeks, balance issues, fatigued/sleeping a LOT, sensitive to light, skull pain & burning. I've been in pain & out of work ever since - I just want some form of relief.
    On 10/1/18, went to my chiropractor & x-rays revealed swelling at base of neck & it was out of alignment.
    I watched this video tonight & tried the exercises - found relief with stretching the back of my neck. The pain of ON feels like I'm constantly being beat in the head with a baseball bat AND a 2x4 - it's pure hell!
    I pray this pain goes away as I can NOT imagine living with this forever! 10/3/18 @ 10:06P.

    • @rosav.nieves2778
      @rosav.nieves2778 5 лет назад +8

      Any improvements?

    • @alexlee8639
      @alexlee8639 4 года назад +1

      Better now?
      Thanks for shsring

    • @augustosn00per58
      @augustosn00per58 4 года назад

      These guys aren't all correct. Its actually a TAC or trigeminal autonomic cephalgia aka CLUSTER headache. There are 2 types episodic and chronic. For better info check clusterbusters.org ouchUK for real neurologist MD based info these exercises can help but they do nothing to real sufferers like me who are chronic and never get a day off. I get 300-350 attacks a month. True standards of care other than adjunctive care are
      1 high flow Oxygen @ a rate of 15-25Liters per minute. Aborts attack in minutes to 15+ depending on breathing techniques
      2. Triptan injections, or nasal sprays. Problem is you only get 10-14 injections a month. Don't waste your time w triptan pills. They don't work for 99% of people with CH. THEY ALSO HAVE A NASTY ability to increase the intensity and frequency of attacks for some people. But if you're episodic and get once a year for a month or a few they can be life savers on important days or at work when no oxygen is available
      3. Vitamin D protocol found at vitaminDwiki.com site is cheezy but the creator of this regiment is a honorable veteran in the navy and CH community. He has collected data on the protocol as he's tweeked it over the years and presents at conferences all over the world. It has given many of my friends their lives back. For me its real complicated. I process vitamin D at a lvl which suggests I have a genetic defect and I have to push my 25(OH)D3 level over 200 to get them to stop. So I have to let it burn down and can't stay cluster free. Its not just taking a lot of vitamin D. There are a few other co factors needed as well. The creators comments advice can be seen all over clusterheadaches.com (used to be active site) but I know him from clusterbusters. He goes by xxx now. Old user name was Batch. You will see a bunch of info adnauseum w the science to back it up to bring to your neurology apt everyone Should see one and get a head MRI. There is a similar headache caused by aneurysm in eye and optic nerve can be coiled....
      And lastly the truly fascinating part Not to really be discussed of some CH facecrooks groups (there are 2 big ones) i don't do SM really but felt compelled to post this for the " smartest people talking about "suicide headaches" like there occipital nerve and posture "adjunctive " therapies are going to work just tics me off. Its not going to stop my hypothalamus from going haywire or my sphenopenalatine ganglion in my nose from causing them unless there is a stretch for that.
      Error at any rate the most promising thing for CH in my opinion is psychedelics! Yep I said it. Good old LSD (go to NIH.org ) there is a study in Basel Switzerland in phase 2 pt selection for 100mcg PHARMACEUTICAL LSD 3 doses usually a week apart is standard protocol for as we call it busting) there is a study that is to the best of my knowledge going to be published out of yale done at the VA in CT w psilocybin aka 🍄. Some people are anti drugs and have gone to extremes and done studies to have electrodes placed in their heads and not gotten any relief and finally turn to psychedelics. More research is needed We get rejected for orphan drug status at the FDA every time we go to the hill but they go every year and beg for special funding. I have been told there are roughly the same amount of people with MS as CH in this country and we get fractions of pennies with John's Hopkins opening the first psychedelic Institute about a year ago we are well on our way to some promising help for a lot of things... there is help out there for this horrible affliction my old handle at clusterbusters is freud or Freudian. You can find a lot of help on everything you will need to know. There is a list of doctors that actually know what the hell they are doing with this. And then some scam artists in South Africa claiming to cure it w micrivascular surgery. A hoax
      There is of course lastly Gamma knife. My least favorite but another promising tx down the road. And yes there is a new monoclonal antibody injection approved for episodic CH sufferers w mixed results but abandoned the Chronic arm of the study due to poor results.
      There are other tips tricks and drugs tried steroids are pushed but I have 2 friends that lost their hips to avascular necrosis from one round of steroids. Most of us have tried them I did when I was diagnosed. There are extreme options like xyrem look it up nasty drug hard to get but there are case studies w 4 pts. Lastly ketamine nasal spray for pain control during the most horrific attacks. Usually started at 50mg/ml strength and titrated up to 150mg/ml. Few Doctors write it and most reserve it for chronic patients that are uncontrolled. It is a controlled substance but a control 3 not 2 like pain killers. There is no amount of morphine that stops a CH from being a "suicide headache" many people have been put on every pain killer you can imagine only to end up w a drug addiction that was medically induced and Cluster headaches.
      I highly suggest since you're on RUclips already search "Bob Wold " the founder of clusterbusters and watch his lectures it will be life changing no offense Frick and frank. I used to practice in heart surgery this is not an attack but calling a TAC a occipital neuralgia isn't kosher.
      TlDR search web for clusterbusters RUclips for bob wold lecture And vitamindwiki

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

  • @malindabrown1500
    @malindabrown1500 2 года назад

    Thank both of you no more pain

  • @omexmc80
    @omexmc80 4 года назад +21

    Thank u guys. Suffering for nearly 2 years with crazy symptoms like balance, sinus, pain on left side of face.. feeling better after 4 days.. thought I will never feel better and docs didn't know how to help. Again THANK YOU.. (Occupied Nerve)

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад +1

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

    • @WaiezZhafiran
      @WaiezZhafiran Год назад

      ​@@thehardest684does it really work 😢

  • @zamumpyangu9126
    @zamumpyangu9126 3 года назад

    Thanx alot have been looking for what to do with the pain I have but have learnt something

  • @ginakrysta4599
    @ginakrysta4599 Год назад

    Wow I'm glad I found this videos thank you so much...im a trimmer at poultry company I do have this kind of migraine almost everyday of my life since I get this job.

  • @CraftingMyWorld
    @CraftingMyWorld 3 года назад +15

    Thank you - that was really helpful. As I started doing the exercises, I noticed a HUGE difference. And I am more aware of my posture & how it aggravates this type of pain.

  • @tuvous4990
    @tuvous4990 2 года назад

    Thank you for your videos. I somehow enjoy them though I do not need right now all the great things you know. The Human Body is a great gift.

  • @Kim-ss5bb
    @Kim-ss5bb Год назад

    My physio has diagnosed me with cervicogenic headaches but I'm 99% convinced i have occipital nearalgia as i have all the problems and symptoms you spoke about

  • @TeresaValentine-d4o
    @TeresaValentine-d4o Год назад

    I have scoliosis and am 70 years old. After retirement (working in a bank) I now feel these sensations like in my brain like pricking or electrical pinches. I’m going to try your techniques. Thank you

  • @bworldz2724
    @bworldz2724 3 года назад

    I ll be forever grateful

  • @mattstrom5348
    @mattstrom5348 2 года назад

    Thanks for the tennis ball trick, that one softens up the back of my neck and helps with a neck headache! The tennis ball did not seem to do too much for my back below the neck, but it seems to work well for the neck! I am glad that I stayed until the end of the video when you slipped in the winner!

  • @artakasdj212
    @artakasdj212 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for sharing Brad & Bob, I'll catch up with y'all later until then work on your broken heart healing research or you can just read Isaiah

  • @tutusuwnshyne2602
    @tutusuwnshyne2602 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing. I will start my exercises today and keep you updated.

  • @conniecharley7086
    @conniecharley7086 5 лет назад +3

    I was having a headache wow doing what you are doing in this video it's gone. Thank you.

  • @budc.8172
    @budc.8172 4 года назад +3

    You guys are so amazing. Ive been to your channel now for 4 strange pains Ive had and your exercises and stretches have helped overcome each of them. Thank you so much for making these video.

  • @weeshaakh
    @weeshaakh 3 года назад +3

    You guys are simply awesome. I usually lay on bed for 30 mins eyes closed for this to go away. But just as I followed your guidance throughout this video I could feel it going away. Thanks 💛.

  • @nickluebke5281
    @nickluebke5281 2 года назад +1

    You guys are incredible. Thank you so much this helped sooooooo much and like u said I thought I was having a stroke. I hope all the good karma comes back ur way u deserve it

  • @aveenmurta5670
    @aveenmurta5670 2 года назад

    You all are fixed my life problem,Sir. Thank You so much

  • @nikkilynn559
    @nikkilynn559 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for your video I was recently diagnosed of this by my neurologist. The pain was unbearable watching your video helped me find some relief

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад +1

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

    • @selen5487
      @selen5487 2 года назад

      How did he diagnose you ? Symptoms ?

  • @LK87jdu
    @LK87jdu 3 года назад

    You guys are nerdy but helpful and a delight to watch!

  • @samathaoffice29
    @samathaoffice29 3 года назад

    Thanks a lot ...God bless you guys

  • @raquelchaple3747
    @raquelchaple3747 4 года назад +1

    God bless you. Tonight I came across the video. I'm in pain and exactly what I needed. Great exercises. Thanks.

  • @VGBGI
    @VGBGI 3 года назад +1

    Great. You are doing a great service to humanity. God bless you both with all prosperity and happiness and contentment in life. I have no words to express how useful have been your very practical tips.

  • @shahnowajkasem8740
    @shahnowajkasem8740 2 года назад +1

    Very good . Thanks

  • @gabbyberny1486
    @gabbyberny1486 4 года назад +2

    Clever, hysterical, fantastic explanation, thank you BOB and BRAD for healing with ❤️ heart

  • @ensignj3242
    @ensignj3242 Год назад

    Ive benefited by several of your vids.

  • @bLqRsA
    @bLqRsA 3 года назад +2

    Does anyone know how long to hold certain stretches, how many to do, and how many times per days, how many days per week these pt exercises should be done?

  • @Consplunkable
    @Consplunkable 3 года назад +3

    This is most helpful and stress-relieving to watch, thanks. I have a lot of tension at the base of my skull and in my neck and shoulder muscles and this seems to be a big contributing factor to my occipital neuralgia further up the skull. Can I please have some safety advice on use of the tennis balls, such as recommendations on application of pressure, whether they can be used on the bones or exclusively, the muscles and what not to do.

  • @darkdevil8629
    @darkdevil8629 2 года назад

    Thank you sir i have some idea to fix this problem now

  • @jaronwaldner6087
    @jaronwaldner6087 3 года назад +2

    All I can say is thank u 🥲

  • @Metrofin1
    @Metrofin1 5 лет назад +2

    I am 70.I have recently had head trauma (a fall) leaving me with O.N..Each morning I awake with shocking head pains (as if I've had a bottle of whisky as a night-cap and someone has smashed me on the head with the empty bottle!.).I've noticed that tilting my head forward causes most of my pain.Effectively pillows leave your head tilting forward all night long therefore I have got rid of them.I now rest my head directly on the mattress.The pains have mostly gone.Don't do anything without seeing your doctor.

  • @giselemead9271
    @giselemead9271 3 года назад

    You guys are the best. Finally got rid of my headaches.

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

  • @honeycat535
    @honeycat535 3 года назад +1

    i used to have severe pain of this type, one great exercise was lying on bedon your back- with neck and head over the side , youll know the sweetspot part of your neck - just like with the tennisballs in the sock above, it takes all the weight and pain away.sweet relief.

  • @dhanunjayam5010
    @dhanunjayam5010 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much, I got relief now

  • @blackharlemtwins1937
    @blackharlemtwins1937 Год назад

    WE LOVVVVE YOU GUYS. BOB AND BRAD💪🏿

  • @Carolina_girl86
    @Carolina_girl86 7 месяцев назад

    This resonates with what I’ve been going through every single day 24/7 non stop since June 18, 2022, so almost 2 whole years now, but it’s not a headache, but it’s a burning sensation, tightness, pressure on my scalp/skull/brain that hasn’t let up in 23 months, stiffness and tension in the back of my neck!!! The same day this crap started way back then my eyes became severely dry (I already have had bad vision since birth and have been wearing glasses since I was 5 and contacts since I was 12) and have had severe pressure pain and burning behind my eyes which I’ve told my eye doctor and optometrist and optomologist, they continue to say I have Sjogeren’s disease, but when I explain my head situation they’re clueless as to what I’m talking about. The burning tightness pressure sensation doesn’t stop in the back of my head/scalp, it’s my enitre scalp. Neurologist have diagnosed me with Intercranial Idiopathic Hypertension. This shit has ruined my life for the almost past 2 years. I’m 38 years old and have lost everything I love. I’m a divorced mom and struggle to take care of my son thankfully before all this started we were already living with my parents, so they help me out a lot. I’m not able to work except from home. I had to put off finishing my 2nd degree I was working on, traveling with my son and family, friends, so much of my life has been put on hold due to this. I have to rely on my mom and dad to take me and my son places because of this feeling (I can’t say it’s pain because for me it’s not a headache, the only pain is in my eyes) . Doctors are no help. I’m due to go to Duke Hospital, a top Neurologist, but they can’t see me until November 😢.

  • @venuvenu2719
    @venuvenu2719 3 года назад

    Thanks, I did ease my pain a little.

  • @jamigen1
    @jamigen1 4 года назад

    Oh my!! This Pain was,,is so horrible .!! Thank you

  • @apealeal3973
    @apealeal3973 3 года назад

    I had a pounding headache at 3am and doing these helped soooooo much

  • @Marlo1992
    @Marlo1992 5 лет назад +5

    Thanks so much, been having blinding headache from right base of skull/top of trap right through head back of eye, ear and skull every time I lift weights. Been doing a lot more computer work this week and feel these stretches helping immensely

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

  • @deveshagra27
    @deveshagra27 4 года назад +1

    Love from india, Thanks Bob & brad

  • @danabelden9871
    @danabelden9871 6 лет назад +3

    I really hope these work because I get bad sinus headache and they go on the back of my head

  • @neuf350z3
    @neuf350z3 4 года назад +2

    I’ve had these types of headaches for years but not as often lately since I’ve improved my posture with chiropractic care. But when I do get them, they have me down for the count for sometimes 3 days. I will give these a try and also try to improve my posture even more. Love your channel!

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.

  • @beaudeangilbank297
    @beaudeangilbank297 4 года назад +5

    Thanks so much - I’ve been suffering these exact symptoms after a Lumbar Puncture. The position the learner doctor put me in was in the foetal position tucked into a ball pulling my head downwards tightly with my chin tucked into my chest with a nurse pressing me down onto the bed on my hip and shoulder to keep me still. This was for 30min while she tried to find the correct position in my spine to extract fluid; she gave up after I exclaimed “I can feel that up in my shoulder blade” to which she put the needle down and said to the nurse “I’m getting the registrar” then he came in repositioned me sitting up on the edge of the bed with my knees tucked as if doing a bomb dive and it only took him 7min from prep to full extraction of the fluid. THANK YOU so much for this video; as you say my mind had been racing thinking why I was getting pains in the exact spots you mentioned. Even though I knew it was nothing sinister due to the fact I’ve had 2 x MRI, CT scan, 2x LP, X Ray, EEG, blood tests, anti-viral and anti-biotic medications due to a rare case (they say most likely under diagnosed) of a syndrome called HaNDL which is a self eliminating condition.

  • @Cookiejug1
    @Cookiejug1 3 года назад

    Please do a video about Burning Scalp Syndrome. You guys are so helpful and I trust your wisdom. Thank you.

  • @mazzie9663
    @mazzie9663 4 года назад

    Same here. Worry doesn’t help but so easy to do.

  • @divyasenthil4832
    @divyasenthil4832 4 года назад

    You guys are great... It a life saving video.. God bless you

  • @fery655fery2
    @fery655fery2 2 года назад

    It was so helpful thanks for your video

  • @mariajohnson9593
    @mariajohnson9593 4 года назад +2

    So do you have any tips on how to elevate occipital neuralgia caused by cervical scoliosis?

  • @Art.is.for.everyone8
    @Art.is.for.everyone8 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks for your videos I have Ehlers Danlos and Mitochondrial Myopathy and these help so much, esp for my neck issues.

  • @plt1969
    @plt1969 2 года назад

    Can you do a video to help with trigeminal neuralgia....please

  • @GhostedStories
    @GhostedStories 2 года назад +1

    Thank you much for this.

  • @Kiiviiviie
    @Kiiviiviie 3 года назад

    Ok this actually gave me some relief I’m grateful

  • @fashioncreation2521
    @fashioncreation2521 2 года назад

    Thank you sooo much sir I have same problem my right side neck pain and bad eye pain in right eye I must do these exercises again thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️

  • @dympnaalonzo3133
    @dympnaalonzo3133 4 года назад +3

    The towel technique was very effective, i am suffering this a year ago.. Thank God I have found some treatments to it.. God bless you two :D

  • @kileygilligan844
    @kileygilligan844 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for the towel one, I’ll be doing this everyday because it let out so much pressure so now I’m gonna get some ice and ice my neck, Tylenol is killing my organs and I’m getting nauseous from it so I can’t take that anymore

  • @drabmeraz7827
    @drabmeraz7827 3 года назад

    I have though I was having a stroke before ,,I have these neck and eye pains but also shoulder and arm to my hand and all the way down my leg to my foot

  • @Sarah_2094
    @Sarah_2094 3 года назад

    Omg i tried the self massages and they helped so much. I had a horrible headache from my dental filling and i suffer from tmj so 2x worse. Your exercises helped immediately. Thank you 😊

    • @thehardest684
      @thehardest684 3 года назад

      Plz try using infrared therapy it will for sure help u . It soothes the tension in muscles and chronic pain .effect seen even after first time.