In recent years, the incidence of cervicogenic headache tends to be younger. Some bad habits of patients in work and life, such as improper sitting posture and bowing their heads for a long time, will lead to structural changes or organic changes in soft tissues such as neck muscles and ligaments, as well as bones such as joints, which will stimulate or compress the nerves in the neck, resulting in functional nerve disorders, thus causing a series of symptoms.

Clinically, Western medicine mainly uses non-systemic anti-inflammatory analgesics and nerve block treatment; Traditional Chinese medicine mainly uses acupuncture, massage, and small acupuncture and scalpel treatment. However, regardless of treatment, the recurrence rate is high. What we are going to share today is the use of extracorporeal shock waves combined with stellate ganglion ultralaser irradiation for the treatment of cervicogenic headache.

The divergent extracorporeal shock wave therapy device uses the energy generated by compressed gas to drive the bullet body in the handle, so that the bullet body hits the treatment head in a pulsed manner, and then converts the pulse sound wave into energy waves into human tissues, covering the entire pain area, and uses a unique treatment mode and guide to directly act on the trigger point and its surrounding tissues.

Shock wave is a non-invasive treatment method with short treatment time and non-traumatic, which has become a widely used pain treatment surgery due to its refined dose adjustment range, diversity of treatment methods, and unlimited treatment position, and is praised by many experts as "the last line of defense for non-surgical treatment of pain".