Facial Pain

It isn’t exactly a headache, and it isn’t exactly your sinuses either.

So it isn’t something that you can google search and find a “specialist near me,” because it doesn’t really exist! And that’s part of what makes it so frustrating is not knowing what it is, what’s causing it or what to do about it! If you’re like most people who experience pain behind the eyes, it is usually something that you just put up with. That is, it doesn’t necessarily stop you from doing anything that you want to do with your family, at work and so forth.

Then again, there are other times when the pain behind your eyes really ramps up and brings a headache, blurry vision, neck pain and maybe even a migraine with it. So you know that there’s a connection, but until now you haven’t really thought it was serious enough that you needed to do something about it.

My guess would be that if you are reading this article that something has changed, and that you finally want to get to the bottom of what’s causing your pain behind your eyes … and most importantly what you can do about. it. If you are looking for a natural treatment for pain behind the eyes, let me explain how your neck may be the key to finding the resolution that you are looking for.

Are you Looking for a Solution for your Blocked Ear Feeling?

Even if it isn’t causing you pain, it is certainly disruptive. And annoying! And not just the difficulty hearing out of that ear. If you are like many people with a blocked ear feeling, it produces a pressure imbalance in your head: not a true headache or vertigo, but enough of an imbalance that you feel like your head it tilting and pulling your body to one side.

Intuitively, you know there isn’t anything wrong with your brain or your inner ear because when you stick your finger in your ear or squeeze your nose with your mouth closed to “unjam” the pressure, it does release! … But only lasts for a second before that blocked ear feeling comes back.

Sound about right?

A blocked ear feeling isn’t a true medical diagnosis. It isn’t really something where there’s a “blocked ear feeling specialist” either. That said, a blocked ear feeling is often a sign of an undiagnosed but often straightforward problem involving your jaw or upper neck. And fortunately, there is a simple, natural treatment that may be able to help.

What causes a clicking jaw?

Even if it isn’t causing you pain, a clicking jaw can be associated with so many other health issues: headaches, migraines, neck pain, shoulder tightness, and - believe it or not - lower back pain and even fibromyalgia.

A clicking jaw may actually be an early sign of something more significant going on with your body and with your health. Especially i you are experiencing any of the symptoms mentioned above, have you ever considered the possibility that they may be connected? The question is, do you simply want to treat the symptom? Or do you want to resolve the cause of the problem?

Many people don’t feel any sense of urgency to get treatment for a clicking jaw unless it causes pain when you chew or open your mouth. If this has ever happened to you - especially if your mouth locked open or closed - it can be quite scary. You may have searched for a “jaw specialist” or “temporomandibular TMJ specialist” to help you. You may also have asked your dentist if they know what is going on.

However, if you are still looking for answers - and ideally, a natural solution - here is where a specific form of healthcare called Blair upper cervical care may be able to help you. Because when it comes to a clicking jaw, the problem may not be coming from your mouth at all. It could well be coming from the base of your skull in your upper neck.