Although many homeowners are at war with broadleaf weeds like dandelions, sometimes grasses are backyard enemy number one. Weeds in the grass family often don't respond to broadleaf weed killers such as 2,4-D, and quickly take over unattended corners of the yard. Even in maintained landscapes, particularly aggressive lawn grasses constantly invade flowerbeds.
Tension headaches are very common, unfortunately, they're also among the most neglected and difficult headaches to treat. With a tension headache, the pain often starts at the back of your head and moves forward, so that it eventually includes your neck, scalp, and head. Itâs often described as feeling like you have a tight band across your head.
It can be hard to know what kind you have and what's causing it. But if it's related to a problem in your neck, there's a good chance it's a cervicogenic headache (CH). Symptoms. One sign of CH is pain that comes from a sudden movement of your neck. Another is that you get head pain when your neck remains in the same position for some time.