Can Radio Frequency Ablation Help with Cervicogenic Headaches?

If you experience cervicogenic headaches and have tried almost everything, but nothing has worked radio frequency ablation or pulsed radio frequency may be a good treatment option. In this video, some of the team at Bloor Pain Specialists (Dr. Visnjevac & Dr. Van Oostrom) discuss how radio frequency ablation works to treat cervicogenic headaches and how long you can expect the effects to last.
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with cervicogenic headaches (diagnosed by neurosurgeon) is RFA or Epidural preferred initially?

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Plz tell me where you are located.i suffer from cervicogenics tension headaches.i Liv in canada.plz I need some relief