Head disorders

Insomnia after car accident Sarasota

Posted in Head Disorders

Date: Aug 15, 2026

Insomnia after a car accident is one of the most commonly dismissed injuries in Sarasota, because it rarely starts on the day of the crash. The neck pain gets documented, the imaging comes back clean, the soreness fades over a few weeks, and then three or four months later the ...

Migraine vs. Tension Headache vs. Cervicogenic Headache: How to Tell the Difference

Posted in Head Disorders

Date: Aug 14, 2026

Migraine vs. Tension Headache vs. Cervicogenic Headache: How to Tell the Difference

Three of the most common headache types have distinct diagnostic features but share a critical anatomical convergence in the trigeminocervical complex. Understanding how each one differs — and how craniocervical structural problems can affect all three through the brainstem neuroanatomy that connects them — clarifies why upper cervical evaluation may ...

Insomnia Treatment in Sarasota | The Brainstem, Sympathetic Tone, and the Upper Cervical Connection

Posted in Head Disorders

Date: Aug 13, 2026

Insomnia Treatment in Sarasota | The Brainstem, Sympathetic Tone, and the Upper Cervical Connection

Insomnia treatment in Sarasota usually begins and ends with the same two options: a sleep hygiene handout and a prescription. For a large number of people those options help, and if they have worked for you, there is no reason to look further. But there is a specific group of ...

Post-Viral POTS: Why Autonomic Symptoms Persist After Infection | Sarasota

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Date: Aug 2, 2026

Post-Viral POTS: Why Autonomic Symptoms Persist After Infection | Sarasota

Post-Viral POTS: Why Autonomic Symptoms Persist After Infection The most common way POTS begins is with an infection that everyone expected you to get over. It might have been mononucleosis, influenza, a gastrointestinal virus, Lyme disease, or COVID-19. The acute illness ran its course. The fever broke, the test came back negative, ...

CCI, AAI, Chiari, and Tethered Cord: Telling Overlapping Conditions Apart | Sarasota

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Date: Aug 1, 2026

CCI, AAI, Chiari, and Tethered Cord: Telling Overlapping Conditions Apart | Sarasota

CCI, AAI, Chiari, and Tethered Cord: Telling Overlapping Conditions Apart Four conditions come up repeatedly in the same conversations, in the same patient communities, and often in the same patients. They get used almost interchangeably online, which is understandable — the symptoms overlap heavily and they genuinely do co-occur — but ...

Craniocervical Instability After a Car Accident or Whiplash | Sarasota

Posted in Head Disorders

Date: Jul 30, 2026

Craniocervical Instability After a Car Accident or Whiplash | Sarasota

Craniocervical Instability After a Car Accident or Whiplash Most of what is written about craniocervical instability is written for people with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. That is reasonable — connective tissue disorders are the best-documented route to ligamentous insufficiency at the top of the neck, and the research base is concentrated there. But it ...