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IDIOPATHIC INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE

80% of headaches originate from the neck. Usually an increased amount of stress and tension held in the shoulders causes contractions of all of the surrounding neck muscles. When these muscles contract, vertebrae can become misaligned causing pressure on spinal nerves, and ultimately pain. With a typical cervicogenic (neck origin) headache, a person usually feels pain starting at the base of the skull which radiates into the temples, eyeballs, and forehead. There may be several other causes of headaches, so a proper examination is needed to determine the actual cause.

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“I'm grateful to receive treatment at Dr. Sooley's office when I need it most, and today was one of those days.”

Susan Crane

“Doctor Sooley and his staff are amazing. I have been seeing them 5 years now. I can't say enough about how much they have helped me. I was having a lot of different issues. After seeing 12 doctors with no results, my new health care provider, who found a problem with my neck sent me here. He said, and I quote "I want you to go see Dr Sooley. He has this little gun looking thing that has helped a lot of people". So I went, and here we are 5 years later and I'm much, much better because of it. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed.”

Mark Pettigrew

“Thank You Dr. Sooley and your your wonderful staff!!! After showing up a few years ago with severe neck pain, to today without pain, I'm very grateful it works!!! I would highly recommend if your having issues or not. The spine controls are whole being ...Keep it healthy before a breakdown. 😊”

Cheryl Blackford

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