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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.
The head pain of migraine can be severe and debilitating. It is sometimes described as throbbing or pulsing. It is usually on one side of the head. Sensitivity to light (photophobia), sound, or smells may accompany the head pain. Nausea and vomiting are other common symptoms. Less common symptoms can include speech disturbances, numbness, and eye pain. Migraine symptoms tend to worsen with physical activity. A prodrome (group of symptoms that precedes a condition) can occur in the days prior to migraine. Symptoms of this prodrome can include depression, food cravings, yawning, neck stiffness, hyperactivity, irritability, confusion, diarrhea, or constipation.