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About Dr. Tron Malachowski
Expertise
Their is a specific cause to most headaches. A thorough lifestyle survey and exam is needed along with a thorough medical history is essential to helping find the cause of this problem that effects millions.

Experience
For two years, I have been caring for people who have had irregular spontaneous headaches to people with severe regular migraines that put them out of work for days.

Organizations
Alumni of Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport IA Prestigious TIC Institute International Chiropractic Association Delta Sigma Chi International Chiropractic Fraternity

Education/Credentials
Doctorate of Chiropractic Bachelor of Arts Certified Personal Trainer

Past/Present Clients
For example, a patient came in two weeks ago with chronic headaches and neck pain that has persisted for years. After one week of care, she has had no headaches with complete relief of neck pain. A thorough exam and survey was used along with their medical history. Another patient came in 4-1-09. 30 year old female with chronic migraines for 15 years. She took Excedrin and Imitrex almost everyday. We took care of her for two weeks and her symptoms completely resolved. No medication-no surgery-no pills-no lotions.

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Headaches/Migraines - Throbbing pain in back of Head

Expert: Dr. Tron Malachowski - 10/31/2009

Question
About a week ago I was in the gym and twisted my neck slightly. The result was a lightheaded detached sensation with a small amount of aura. Since I woke up the following day, I've had a moderate to severe throbbing headache in the back of my head (between my ears). The pain worsens and becomes disorientating when i stand up move my head rapidly. Advil as an anti inflammatory seems to help. Does this sound like anything you've experienced?

Thanks,

MIke

Answer
Michael,

I see this problem everyday in my office. Its called nerve pressure. Twisting that neck slightly will stretch the dura mater and meninges that surround your nerve system. Stretching these delicate areas will cause the problems you are experiencing.

Their are only a handful of Doctors that are properly trained to care for this type of issue. If you would like, let me know what part of the country you live in and I will do my best to send you where you need to go.

IN Health,

Dr. T

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