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.
A bacterial infection can also cause fever, and, at its worst, chills and uncontrollable shaking. Air pressure inside the sinuses also contributes to sinus headache. Typically, the air pressure inside the sinuses is the same as the pressure in the nose and in the air around you.