Condition
Headache & Migraine
Recurrent headaches, migraine and neck-related pain.
Most headaches are due to migraine, tension or neck strain — and most improve significantly with the right pattern recognition and treatment, without an endless scan cycle.
What patients often report
- Throbbing pain on one side of the head
- Nausea, light or sound sensitivity
- Band-like pressure across the forehead
- Pain worsening with screen use or long sitting
How it is assessed
- Neurological examination
- Headache diary to identify triggers
- Blood pressure and vision assessment
- Imaging only when warning features are present
How care is usually structured
- Acute pain relief that works quickly
- Preventive medication for frequent migraine
- Identifying triggers without over-restricting life
- Sleep, hydration and screen-time habits
When to seek urgent care
- Sudden, severe 'worst-ever' headache
- Headache with fever and neck stiffness
- Weakness, speech difficulty or visual loss
If any of these apply, go to the nearest hospital or call emergency services — do not wait for a routine appointment.
Next step
Book a consultation about headache & migraine
Bring any previous reports and prescriptions. You will leave with a clear plan.