What's the matter with the pain in the back of the head when I wake up

A wake up headache, there may be the following conditions: first, high blood pressure, wake up in the morning after sleep normal morning has a blood pressure peak. In the morning when the pain in the back of the head, blood pressure should be measured in time to determine whether there is a headache caused by high blood pressure. Second, a wake up headache, especially after the occipital pain, but also consider the shoulder and neck muscles, including cervical spondylosis caused by such a group of symptoms. Such a set of headaches may be associated with movement of the head or neck, and is a radioactive pain. If this condition is often present, it should be seen by an orthopedic surgeon to determine whether cervical spondylosis exists. Again, the pain in the back of the head after waking is associated with snoring during sleep. Because snoring is associated with sleep apnea, it is recommended to go to the hospital for sleep respiratory monitoring to determine whether there is repeated hypopnea syndrome during sleep. If hypopnea syndrome is present, it can cause hypoxemia during sleep and show symptoms such as pain in the back of the head upon waking.