What do you do about a headache?
Tension headaches are caused by muscle tension in the neck, shoulders, and head; muscle tension can be the result of awkward posture.
Tension headaches are caused by muscle tension in the neck, shoulders, and head; muscle tension can result from awkward posture, social or psychological stress, or fatigue.
Where does your headache/neck pain come from?
Tension headaches are caused by muscle tension in the neck, shoulders, and head; muscle tension can result from awkward posture, social or psychological stress, or fatigue. Tension headaches typically begin in the morning or early afternoon and worsen as the day progresses. A constant, moderately severe pain is often felt above the eyes or at the back of the head. The pain may be accompanied by a feeling of pressure, as if a tight band were wrapped around the head. The pain can spread over the entire head, sometimes extending to the back of the neck and shoulders.
Help yourself with tension headaches
The Neckstretcher offers a serious solution for your neck and headaches
A solution to your problem without the need for medication is possible. The Neckstretcher helps release built-up tension from your neck and improves your posture. Because the Neckstretcher corrects posture, desk work will result in fewer complaints.
Many of the following therapists, among others, support the effectiveness of the Neckstretcher: physiotherapists, chiropractors, Mensendieck exercise therapists, yoga teachers, and acupuncturists.