Tension headache

Tension headache A muscle contraction headache is often referred to as a tension headache. These headaches are common and are caused when muscles in your face, neck, or scalp become tense and tight. Your muscles might twitch, or spasm, and sometimes your head may feel like it is throbbing. Muscle contraction headaches are often difficult to distinguish from mild migraine headaches.

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