Neck pain significantly adds to the overall disability of individuals with episodic and chronic migraine.

Contrasted to controls, individuals with episodic and TM have decreased cervical range of motion.

Aura negatively affects static balance and mobility in individuals with migraine. Dizziness is a prevalent symptom in this population.

This study showed generalized pressure pain hypersensitivity in the cervical musculature in women with migraine. Our findings provide support for the physical therapy treatment and evaluation of musculoskeletal cervical spine disorders in individuals with migraine and reinforce that all cervical muscles should be evaluated.