Case of Headache Flashcards

1
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phases of migrane?

A

prodrome, aura, migraine attack, postdrome

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predisposing factors to migraine?

A

genetic 38 genomic loci associated, familial hemiplegic migraines

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3
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how do gene mutations cause migraines?

A

increase glutamate release therefore enhanced neuronal activation and lowers threshold for cortical spreading depression

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4
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prodrome of migraine?

A

fatogue/cognitive change
homeostatic alterations
sensory sensitivities/non painful migranous symptoms

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aura of migraine ?

A

zig zag lines, visual fortification, speech dysphasia, sensory disturbance

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what causes cortical spreading depression?

A

increased extracellular potassium and glutamate secretion

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7
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how to prevent migraines?

A

topiramate, amitryptylline propanolol

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8
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where is CGRP released from?

A

c and adelta fibres
and acts on CGRP receptors

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