can a sore neck cause severe headaches?

Answer 1

Yes. Your best bet is to see a chiropractor. Sounds like you have something out of alignment, vertebrae. Not a doctor here. But I went to one several years ago and worked wonders for me. You may snap, crackle and pop but they do work. They can also recommend exercises that can alleviate the problem.
You may also have whiplash and not know it. I did. That can be caused from more than car accidents.

Answer 2

Not long ago, I had those symptoms too. I ended up going to the doctor and it was a throat infection. The doctor prescribed penicillin, It may not be the same illness but if you're hesitating visiting the doctor because you don't have health insurance, you can try different medicines. First of all, try to get rid if the fever. Advil or Tylenol can help with both the fever and headache. Try not to drink anything cold to help your throat soreness. The no energy is just part of being sick. If you can, get as much bed rest as you can. It may hurt swallowing but drink plenty of fluids and try to eat. If you don't start to feel better or get worse, you have no choice but to visit a doctor.

Answer 3

Absolutely. But if this is something new for you, you should see your doctor. Stiff/sore neck and severe headaches could point to meningitis. It's somewhat unlikely, but not worth taking chances.

Answer 4

Yes, It could be what is called a tension headache. try taking some tension headache medicine and see if it works and goes away, if not then go to the doctor.

Answer 5

yes, is can cause many pains.. your arms, legs, your spine.. See the dr and find out what you did immediately.

Answer 6

yes most definately.

Answer 7

YES.