Physical consultation at the clinic

Although many consultations can be done by video, it is still both desirable and necessary for many to meet physically in-clinic for the best possible follow-up.

A physical consultation is necessary in the following situations:
  • For neurological signs or symptoms
  • After a trauma or accident
  • If a physical examination is necessary to confirm or deny a diagnosis
  • If an assessment of the head, neck, back, jaw or other structures is required to identify the most appropriate treatment, advice or exercises
  • If the patient is not comfortable with a digital consultation
  • If further treatment involves manual techniques, such as trigger point treatment, massage, stretching and/or mobilization/manipulation
  • A physical consultation with your GP is also necessary at the start of a course, as blood tests and other examinations are important to rule out other causes.

NB! In the event of neurological changes, and changes in headaches, contact your doctor or emergency room for clarification of the degree of urgency and recommended further examinations and course.

If you have already seen a doctor and want a new assessment, you can book an appointment for a physical examination with us here:

If you live in the vicinity of the clinic, or wish to travel here, it may be recommended to take the first consultation physically to ensure that the initial assessment is as thorough as possible. If a physical consultation is not possible or desirable the first time, we will usually be able to assess digitally whether there is an urgent need for further physical examination or treatment, or whether it can wait.

The first physical consultation will involve mapping your headache. We will have a conversation and find out what your goals are for the follow-up. Some people only want to find the cause of the headache and a diagnosis, while others also want treatment and preventive measures.

The initial physical consultation will continue with a thorough clinical examination, including observation, neurological examination, testing of the neck, back and jaw, and palpation and light pressure on relevant points, to assess where the headache is coming from.

We will try to accomplish as much as possible during the first consultation, including making a plan for further follow-up. It may be necessary to establish a dialog with your GP, neurologist or X-ray institute for any other examinations, and to make the best possible interdisciplinary plan, of course with your consent. If not already done, it will usually also be necessary to start a headache diary, as it can be crucial for making the right diagnosis and tailoring further treatment.

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Who can help
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Headache consultations, both digital and physical, are conducted by clinicians with a master's degree in headache. If you have a concussion, we also have clinicians with certification in concussion rehabilitation.

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