Cervicogenic headache (CGH) is one of the clearest headache types we know—yet it’s often missed. 🧠 Pain starts in the neck, but you feel it in the head. Key signs: • Side-locked or unilateral pain • Reduced cervical ROM • Triggered by posture, movement, or pressure 🎯 If you can reproduce the pain through palpation, you’ve likely found the driver. Bottom line: CGH is mechanical, mappable, and treatable. Start with the history, confirm with your hands. | Complete Concussion Management