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Neck dysfunction in headache syndromes
Posted 04/02/10
Osteopath Clifford Lomas, who has a special interest in the causes and treatment of migraine and other chronic headache syndromes and is also a member of Migraine Action's Medical Advisory Board, is conducting research into the role of neck dysfunction in headache syndromes.
He would like volunteers who suffer from these conditions to assess their neck structure. The examination would take no more than 15 minutes and he is offering a free 15 minute neck and shoulder massage for all participants.
It is important that volunteers include both those who do not suffer from neck problems as well as those who do and anyone is welcome regardless of age or how long they have had the problem.
He has practices in Stockport and Glossop and can be contacted on 0161 456 2087 and e mail: cliffordlomas@hotmail.co.uk