Neck tension is a common source of discomfort, but many people don’t realize it can also play a direct role in triggering headaches. When muscles in the neck and upper back tighten, they can strain surrounding nerves, limit mobility, and create radiating pain that affects the head. At Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic in Edmonton, AB, Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook provide chiropractic care to address the underlying causes of neck tension and help reduce headache frequency and severity.
Prolonged reading, poor posture, stress, and even nighttime sleeping positions can all contribute to tightness in the shoulders and neck. This muscle tension may compress blood vessels and nerves, creating pain that radiates to the base of the skull, temples, or forehead. These are commonly called tension headaches and may feel dull, achy, or pulsating, lasting for hours or even days.
Chiropractic care focuses on correcting misalignments and relieving the muscle strain that triggers headaches. Gentle, precise adjustments restore balance to the neck and spine, while soft tissue techniques release knots and improve circulation. Combined with posture exercises, stretching, and simple lifestyle changes, chiropractic care can lessen both the frequency and severity of tension headaches.
Beyond immediate relief, consistent chiropractic care promotes healthier posture, reduces strain, and improves flexibility. Many patients find they experience fewer headaches and greater ease in managing daily activities without discomfort.
If you are struggling with frequent headaches or persistent neck tension, Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic is here to help. Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook provide safe, personalized chiropractic care to address the root causes of your pain. Call our Edmonton, AB, office today at (780) 457-3621 to schedule your appointment and take the first step toward lasting relief.
Neck tension is a common source of discomfort, but many people don’t realize it can also play a direct role in triggering headaches. When muscles in the neck and upper back tighten, they can strain surrounding nerves, limit mobility, and create radiating pain that affects the head. At Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic in Edmonton, AB, Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook provide chiropractic care to address the underlying causes of neck tension and help reduce headache frequency and severity.
Prolonged reading, poor posture, stress, and even nighttime sleeping positions can all contribute to tightness in the shoulders and neck. This muscle tension may compress blood vessels and nerves, creating pain that radiates to the base of the skull, temples, or forehead. These are commonly called tension headaches and may feel dull, achy, or pulsating, lasting for hours or even days.
Chiropractic care focuses on correcting misalignments and relieving the muscle strain that triggers headaches. Gentle, precise adjustments restore balance to the neck and spine, while soft tissue techniques release knots and improve circulation. Combined with posture exercises, stretching, and simple lifestyle changes, chiropractic care can lessen both the frequency and severity of tension headaches.
Beyond immediate relief, consistent chiropractic care promotes healthier posture, reduces strain, and improves flexibility. Many patients find they experience fewer headaches and greater ease in managing daily activities without discomfort.
If you are struggling with frequent headaches or persistent neck tension, Castledowns Chiropractic Clinic is here to help. Dr. Chris Oviatt and Dr. Michelle Martinook provide safe, personalized chiropractic care to address the root causes of your pain. Call our Edmonton, AB, office today at (780) 457-3621 to schedule your appointment and take the first step toward lasting relief.
12222 137 Ave NW #201,
Edmonton, AB T5L4X5
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