What is the reason for the back head pain?

The common causes of back head pain include craniocerebral trauma, cervical spondylosis, intracranial space-occupying lesions, etc., as follows:

Clinically, craniocerebral trauma is a common cause of pain in the back of the head. After craniocerebral trauma, hematoma may be formed inside and outside the back of the head. Under the stimulation of hematoma, it can cause local pain. Secondly, if the patient is accompanied by cervical spondylosis, the degenerative part compresses the surrounding blood vessels, muscles and nerve tissues, and can also cause local pain symptoms. In addition, if the patient has intracranial space-occupying lesions, such as brain cysts, brain tumors, etc., local pain symptoms can also be caused by factors such as tumor compression surrounding tissues and increased intracranial pressure.