Dizziness pain at the back of the head is considered to be caused by muscle tension pain or cervicogenic dizziness. Patients with dizziness pain at the back of the head may be caused by muscle pulling at the back of the head, such as bad life stimulation or catching a cold, which can lead to problems in this area. If the patient has cervical spondylosis, long-term ambulation or improper posture, resulting in tension in the neck muscles, the muscles of the head will also be strained, and the patient will show symptoms such as dizziness and headache. If the vertebral artery is compressed, the symptoms of dizziness and headache will be aggravated when the neck is moved. Therefore, when this problem occurs, it is recommended to visit a hospital for a systematic examination and, if necessary, to give pain relief treatment, and also to relieve the symptoms by means of massage and acupuncture.