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Occipital Nerve Block in Houston for Chronic Headache & Migraine Relief in Houston, The Woodlands and Spring

An occipital nerve block may be considered for certain patients with headache pain.

What is Occipital Nerve Block?

An occipital nerve block is administered at the base of the skull to target the occipital nerves. These nerves are often involved in chronic headaches and migraines.

By calming irritation in the occipital nerves, this block is highly effective at relieving chronic headaches and migraines, providing much-needed relief.

Benefits

  • Relieves chronic headaches
  • Effective for migraines
  • Targets the occipital nerves
  • Fast-acting relief
  • Minimally invasive
  • Reduces reliance on medication
Consultation

See whether Occipital Nerve Block may be appropriate for you

Treatment recommendations are individualized. A consultation and examination are necessary to determine whether this option may be appropriate for your condition.
The Process

How Occipital Nerve Block works

1

Target

We locate the occipital nerves at the base of the skull.

2

Inject

Medication is delivered to calm the irritated nerves.

3

Relief

Headache and migraine pain is significantly reduced.

Houston Spine & Regenerative Medicine
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The information on this website is provided for general educational purposes and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or a substitute for evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional.

Treatment recommendations are individualized. Results vary, and no particular outcome is guaranteed.

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