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Medical Clinics of North America, 1995
Headaches are a common problem that can be disabling. The clinical features and treatment of migraine, cluster, and tension headaches are presented in this article. Emphasis is placed on the newer drugs available for acute and prophylactic treatment of these headaches.
K L, Kumar, T G, Cooney
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Headaches are a common problem that can be disabling. The clinical features and treatment of migraine, cluster, and tension headaches are presented in this article. Emphasis is placed on the newer drugs available for acute and prophylactic treatment of these headaches.
K L, Kumar, T G, Cooney
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2012
Headache can be a symptom of vast pathologies, and common secondary headache including head or neck trauma, cranial or cervical vascular disorder, non-vascular intracranial disorders headache related to a substance or its withdrawals, infection, disorders of homeostasis, disorders of cranium or facial mouth or cranial disorders, and headache ...
Elisabetta, Cittadini, Valeria, Caso
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Headache can be a symptom of vast pathologies, and common secondary headache including head or neck trauma, cranial or cervical vascular disorder, non-vascular intracranial disorders headache related to a substance or its withdrawals, infection, disorders of homeostasis, disorders of cranium or facial mouth or cranial disorders, and headache ...
Elisabetta, Cittadini, Valeria, Caso
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2006
The patient who presents with headache can be diagnosed quickly and efficiently once the correct pattern has been identified. Most patients will have migraine, and treatment is based on the severity and disability. If the identified patient has significant disability, a medication that treats comorbidity should be prescribed.
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The patient who presents with headache can be diagnosed quickly and efficiently once the correct pattern has been identified. Most patients will have migraine, and treatment is based on the severity and disability. If the identified patient has significant disability, a medication that treats comorbidity should be prescribed.
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Cervicogenic Headache: A Real Headache
Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2010Although theories regarding headache originating in the neck have existed for more than 150 years, the term "cervicogenic headache" originated in 1983. Early descriptions pinpoint the characteristic symptoms as dizziness, visual disturbances, tinnitus, and "posterior" headache, conceivably as a consequence of arthrosis, infliction upon the vertebral ...
ANTONACI, FABIO, Sjaastad O.
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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1985
Headache is said to be the most common human ailment and has been described from ancient times. While recurrent or chronic headaches are less common in children than in adults, they remain a source of great concern to parents and frequently result in paediatric or neurologic referral.
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Headache is said to be the most common human ailment and has been described from ancient times. While recurrent or chronic headaches are less common in children than in adults, they remain a source of great concern to parents and frequently result in paediatric or neurologic referral.
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Annals of Neurology, 1981
AbstractPresent views on the cause and treatment of temporal arteritis, trigeminal neuralgia, pain arising from the neck, benign intracranial hypertension, and other headaches of intracranial origin are summarized. The clinical components of migraine are correlated with recent studies of cerebral blood flow, monoamine changes, and the platelet release ...
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AbstractPresent views on the cause and treatment of temporal arteritis, trigeminal neuralgia, pain arising from the neck, benign intracranial hypertension, and other headaches of intracranial origin are summarized. The clinical components of migraine are correlated with recent studies of cerebral blood flow, monoamine changes, and the platelet release ...
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Cervicogenic headache: the controversial headache
Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, 1992Cervicogenic headache is characterized by unilaterality without sideshift, and the pain attack starts in the neck, in contradistinction to what is the case in common migraine. Signs of neck involvement (e.g. reduction of the range of motion; mechanical precipitation of attacks; ipsilateral, diffuse arm/shoulder pain) are typical in cervicogenic ...
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Headache Currents: Headache and Sleep
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 2010The objective of this study was to evaluate whether the quality of sleep and the degree of fatigue and daytime sleepiness are related to migraine. We investigated 489 subjects comprising 97 patients with 8 or more, 77 patients with 5-7 and 196 patients with 1-4 migraine days per month, and 119 migraine-free controls with fewer than 6 headache days per ...
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Continuum, 2004
This article highlights painful conditions involving the eyes that are encountered in practice, emphasizing those that do not have obvious findings on the neurologic examination.Peripheral and central sensitization are associated with chronic neuropathic ocular pain, and hyperalgesia is associated with dry eyes.
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This article highlights painful conditions involving the eyes that are encountered in practice, emphasizing those that do not have obvious findings on the neurologic examination.Peripheral and central sensitization are associated with chronic neuropathic ocular pain, and hyperalgesia is associated with dry eyes.
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