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What Causes Dull Throbbing Pain In Back Of Head Radiating To Temple Region?

44 year-old male with headaches occurring 1-2x per week, always at night between 1:00am-3:00am, always at the top and back of head although sometimes the pain extends into temples. Dull, throbbing pain. No sensitivity to light, sound, etc. or nausea. The symptoms seem to match those described with hypnic headaches but aren t I somewhat young for that?
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this appears to be cervical spondylosis. use cervical color. hard bed and nopillow. apply warm phomantation over neck.take combiflam tablet twotimes after food. you should improve.
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What Causes Dull Throbbing Pain In Back Of Head Radiating To Temple Region?

this appears to be cervical spondylosis. use cervical color. hard bed and nopillow. apply warm phomantation over neck.take combiflam tablet twotimes after food. you should improve.