Myotonic headache is a tension-type headache with the main symptom of bilateral occipital-neck, temporal, or whole-head tightness or pressure pain.
Myotonic headaches tend to develop in the early 20s and are more common in women. The headache is a persistent mild to moderate dull pain, and there may be a feeling of pressure or heaviness in the head. The condition can be aggravated by stress and nervousness.
The onset of muscle tension headache is gradual and may last for several days or even longer. Stress and irregular diet can be triggering factors for headaches.
Tension headache is the most common type of headache. Most patients will affect their daily life.
If you have a myotonic headache, you should go to the hospital in time and be treated under the guidance of your doctor.