What's going on with the cramps in the back of the right head?

The cramp-like pain in the right back of the head may be considered to be a nervous headache. Due to work pressure or reduced sleep, the brain does not get enough rest, showing cramp-like pain in the right back of the head. If this pain is related to neck movement, it may be occipital neuralgia or muscle pain in the cervical muscle fascia. Such pain should be treated symptomatic, such as antipyretic and analgesic drugs. The cramp-like pain in the right back of the head is likely to be angioneurotic headache. It is a pain caused by local vasospasm or abnormal dilation. It may be related to factors such as cold, mental tension, and excessive fatigue. When symptoms are displayed, it is necessary to observe whether there are symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection such as fever, fear of cold, sweating, and nose blockage. If such symptoms exist, antipyretic and analgesic drugs should be used, and to maintain a relaxed mood, rest, and maintain a good sleep.