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Know how the tiny suboccipital muscles can trigger headaches, neck pain, stiffness and dizziness when strained

Some health issues could turn out to be silent killers as they lay hidden for long and keep slow poisoning the body if not taken care of at the right time. So, the problem persists and needs to be addressed properly.

Certain tissues and organs in human body can become vulnerable over a considerable period during which the tell-tale signs sound alarm bells before a major disaster is triggered. In the nick of time, the symptoms should be identified as a potential threat.

Suboccipital muscles denote one such zone at the base of the human skull that could be a cause for concern as the small group of muscles often induce tension headaches, neck pain and cervicogenic (secondary headache wherein pain or other complications originate from the neck or cervical spine) conditions.

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