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At some point after this painful event has started, your headache occurs and that is the reason it feels like the neck pain caused the headache. The pain in your neck happens because you get migraines and not the other way around. However, because the neck pain precedes the actual migraine headache pain (two separate types of pain) it feels like the neck pain has caused the migraine.
Therefore migraines are diagnosed only after the doctor has determined the symptoms arenât caused by an underlying seizure disorder, vision problem, sinus problem or other illness. However, migraine and previous head and neck injury appear linked in some cases. When the head trauma is the main cause of the migraines, it is called posttraumatic migraine. There are no concrete numbers on how many people who have migraines suffered an earlier head or neck injury or how many people who have a previous head or neck injury will eventually have migraine attacks.