Headahces

Question 1

Chronic pain/HA unresponsive to medications. Dull, bilat pain for 4hr/d, 15d/month, for 3 months. Near daily HA

Answer 1

Medication overuse

Question 2

Commonly bilateral and periorbital. No visual problems. Gradual buildup. No aura.

Answer 2

Migraine without aura (common)

Question 3

Aura but no HA

Answer 3

Migraine Equivalent

Question 4

-Usually pulsatile. Dull ache. Often unilateral. Phono/photophobia. Gradual buildup. Visual disturbances common

Answer 4

Migraine w/ aura (classic)

Question 5

-Bilateral. Pressure/tightness which waxes and wanes. May be worse at neck/back of head. -No focal neuro neuro symptoms. Stress/emotional symptoms may worsen -Relaxtion, NSAIDS

Answer 5

Tension

Question 6

HA w/in 1-2d p injury, gradually worsening before gradually improving. HA p 1-2weeks not likely related to injury. Contstant dull ache, throbbing, disequilirbirum .

Answer 6

Post-concussive (post-traumatic)

Question 7

Often tension like pain, generally bilat, n/v, worse with valsalva/exerction -NEW/NEW TYPE FOR PATIENT, NEW NEURO SYMPTOMS

Answer 7

HA due to mass lesion

Question 8

-Unilateral, often beings around eye or temple. Acute onset, reaches max w/in minutes, deep, continuous, excruciating, explosive pain. -Lasts 30mins-3hrs. -Ipsilateral lacrimation, eye redness, rhinorrhea. More men than women -Oxygen

Answer 8

Cluster