Occipital neuralgia is a neuropathic headache syndrome that causes sudden, sharp, and shooting pain in the back of the head and upper neck. This condition occurs when the occipital nerves—most commonly the greater and lesser occipital nerves—become irritated or compressed. Patients often experience tender trigger points along the nerve’s path, and a local anaesthetic nerve block that provides temporary relief is one of the hallmarks of confirming the diagnosis. This post will

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