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Do you get frequent headaches? Beware ⚠️ because not every headache is a migraine. Many people experience neck pain, headaches, or constant discomfort, thinking it's a migraine or spinal problem, when in reality there may be another cause: Arnold's neuralgia (occipital neuralgia). This type of pain is often described as an electric shock, stabbing pains, or a "pinprick" sensation in the scalp, which can radiate from the base of the skull to behind the ear or one side of the head. In some cases, it may even be accompanied by: ✔️ Pain when moving the neck ✔️ Dizziness when standing up or changing position ✔️ A feeling of instability or “walking on clouds” ✔️ Brain fog or difficulty concentrating ✔️ Scalp discomfort In this episode of Coffee with Your Doctor, Dr. Osmar Del Toro explains: ✔️ What Arnold's neuralgia is and why it occurs ✔️ The difference between migraine, headache, and cervicogenic pain ✔️ The most frequent causes of headaches ✔️ How to identify when a pain is NOT a migraine 📌 This content is educational and does not replace a personalized medical evaluation. ☕ Coffee with Your Doctor — evidence-based health. 🌐 Learn more at 👉 www.revitamed.cl Arnold's neuralgia is primarily caused by irritation of the branches of the occipital nerve, which can lead to intense and often misdiagnosed symptoms. Understanding the origin of your pain can completely change your treatment. ☕ Coffee with your Doctor — clear medicine, no myths. 📌 This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a personalized medical evaluation. 🌐 Learn more at 👉 www.revitamed.cl 00:00 – Introduction 00:55 – Difference between headache, migraine, and cephalalgia 04:25 – Causes of headaches 05:58 – How to differentiate a headache from a migraine