The featured article in Huffington Post highlights a number of biological effects that occur, from head to toe, when you exercise. This includes changes in your: â¢ Muscles, which use glucose and ATP for contraction and movement.
A neck ache can be the result of a sinus headache. A sinus headache is typically the result of swollen and inflamed sinuses. A sinus infection, the common cold or allergies can cause inflammation in the nasal cavity, placing pressure on different parts of the head.
For example, a painful neck can cause an increase in muscular tension, which will increase your blood pressure. In this scenario, you would be suffering a neck headache + tension headache + migraine! In our experience, finding the primary source of your headache or migraine is the key to successful management.