Headache because of migraine or cervical

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Asked for Male, 26 Years

I am facing back headache since from last 3 month how would I know this headache is because of cervical or migraine My symptoms : 1.Back headache 2. Some time vomiting (don't know because of Acidity or migraine ) 3. Sensitivity to light What is the best treatment for this ?

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Dr. Anup Bende Neurologist 4 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anup Bende

Neurologist 4 yrs exp Pune

Hi...Migraine has diagnostic criteria.... Also for cervical pain has different character than migrain pain.... Cervical pain will radiate to hand with weakness in limb if severe... No nausea or vomiting, no phonophobia, Migrain will b at anterior head... Associate precipitating factors present.. Etc... There many points

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