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Posture Check

Your posture might be causing headaches

Many tension headaches start from poor posture. When forward head posture over-tensions the back neck muscles, headaches starting from the back of the head can occur.

Posture Causes

When your head is forward of your shoulders, the back neck muscles must support the head's weight (~5kg). This tension compresses occipital nerves, causing headaches from the back of the head. Shoulder asymmetry can over-tension one side of neck muscles, leading to migraines.

Related Posture Types

Forward Head Self-Diagnosis

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Shoulder Asymmetry Check

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Take front + side photos on Posture Check and AI will comprehensively analyze head alignment, forward head, and shoulder asymmetry.

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This service is AI-based reference posture analysis and does not replace medical diagnosis. Please consult an orthopedist or physical therapist for accurate diagnosis. Results may vary based on angle, clothing, and lighting.