Advanced Personal Injury · Head Injury
Occipital Neuralgia
About Occipital Neuralgia
Occipital neuralgia is nerve pain at the back of the head. The nerves that travel from the upper neck to the scalp get squeezed by tight muscles or irritated joints. That causes sharp, burning pain that shoots up the back of the head and can reach behind the eye. Most people improve with hands-on neck care, posture work, and muscle release.
Healthy Occipital Nerve
Stage · Normal
- Nerve exits the upper neck with room to move
- Neck muscles stay loose and relaxed
- Scalp feels normal to touch
- No headache and no burning pain
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