If neck pain is one of the most common symptoms of migraines, both before and during an attack, it is clear that the two are linked. So why is this an often-overlooked symptom? What is the connection between the neck and the head? We’re about to take a comprehensive look at the structures of the neck and why misalignments in the neck may lead to migraines.

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Why Neck Pain Is Frequently Related to Migraines

Why Neck Pain Is Frequently Related to Migraines

About the Author

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Dr. Patrick M. Lin, DC
Symmetry Health Chiropractic Center
Dr. Patrick was born in a small village outside of GuangZhou, China. He moved to Albany, NY when he was just 6 years old. Dr. Patrick attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, in Troy, NY where he received a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Not sure what Dr. Patrick wanted to do, he explored many options. Dr. Patrick shadowed doctors, surgeons, dentists and finally a chiropractor. He fell in love with the chiropractic philosophy the first time he visited a local chiropractic office. He then decided to attend Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA. While at Palmer, Dr. Patrick became the NUCCA Vice-President and later President.