Hi,
History of trauma or injury to the head or neck may indeed be a cause. It would also help if you determine the possible triggers that cause your headaches. There is a headache tracker here in Medhelp that you can use. An x-ray to the neck will identify possible structural or anatomical issues. Take care always and do keep us posted.
this is very interesting i have hurt my kneck and shoulder i will could have somthing to do with it clenching my jaw yes i will ask the doc thanks again
thank you i will ask next time i go i believe i have an appointment soon
Hi,
How are you? Aside from referred pain, this could be due to neurological or musculoskeletal issues that needs to be evaluated further. Muscle relaxants may help provide relief. With temporomandibular joint pain, this can be due to malocclusion, poor bite, or jaw clenching. Check with your doctor for proper management. Take care and best regards.
this might sound kinda weird, but if you can, I recommend seeing a dentist. It sounds to me like you might well have TMJ, and the stress that's being put on your jaw and muscles is being transfered to behind your ear.