Occipital Neuralgia Explained: Migraines, Neuralgia in head, Facial Neuralgia, Neuralgia symptoms, Occipital neuralgia symptoms, Neuralgia treatment, ... Occipital neuralgia treatment, all covered Paperback

This covers a lot of headaches, not just Occipital Neuralgia. It is a very technical book and goes into alot of depth. Very hard read for myself. I actually haven't finished the book because of that, so might get better. Maybe someone who knows more about the medical field would get it. Gave 3 star because it is just me that dosen't get all the technical stuff.

I loved this book. It explained a very complex condition that I have had to do a lot of research on. It brought together all the sources of information and put it together in an easy to understand way. This is not only an excellent book for patients but also for the loved ones of patients who can have an even more difficult time understanding this condition. Thank you for writing this book.

I have had ON for a year. I found it amazing how many symptoms I have had that were related to ON. There are pages and pages of explanations of physiology, symptomology, and possible treatments. If you think you have ON, or are struggling with it, this is a good read.

I HAVE THIS CONDITION AND THIS BOOK HAS MEDICAL INFORMATION REGARDING IT AS WELL AS OTHER INFORMATION AROUND THE SAME AREA, HOWEVER, SOME OF THE MEDICAL TECHNIQUES THAT ARE PICTURED ARE VERY OUTDATED. THEY ARE PICTURED SITTING UP IN A DOCTORS OFFICE BEING PERFORMED WHERE YOU GO TO A DAY SURGERY FACILITY AND UNDERGO THE PROCEDURE NOW.

I have suffered with this since 1983. At least now I can better understand what I am dealing with. This book explains it all. Very interesting.

This has been my saving grace since being diagnosed with Occipital and Trimeginal Neuralgias. Worth every penny.

Very informative, but I have Trigeminal Neuralgia. Wrong item ordered. oh well

This book is good at explaining the basics of neuralgia. Great for someone who doesn’t know much about this condition.

This book opened my eyes to the condition I have.

It covers the subject in a pretty efficient, no-nonsense fashion, going through possible differential diagnosis, causes, mechanisms, and finally treatment options. It's not a book that will help me solve my problem, but it at least helped me understand it a bit better and know that there are *many* possible treatment options out there to try.