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Headaches Types

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Characteristic
Abnormailities
Classic Migrane Age   childhood  
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Common migraine age   childhood  
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cluster age   adulthood  
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hypertensive age   adulthood  
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muscular age   adulthood  
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temporal arteries age   older adulthood  
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location - classic migraine   unilateral  
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location - common migraine   generalized  
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location - cluster   unilateral  
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location - hypertensive   bilateral or occipital  
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location - muscular   unilater or bilateral  
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location - temporal arteries   unilateral or bilateral  
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duration - classic   hours to days  
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duration - common   hours to days  
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duration - cluster   1/2 to 2 hours  
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duration - hypertensive   hours  
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duration - muscular   hours to days  
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duration - temporal   hours to days  
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time of onset - classic   morning or night  
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time of onset - common   morning or night  
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time of onset - cluster   night  
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time of onset - hypertensive   morning  
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time of onset - mucular   anytime, common in evening or afternoon  
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time of onset - temporal   anytime  
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quality - classic   pulsating or throbbing  
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quality - common   pulsating or throbbing  
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quality - cluster   intense burning, boring, searing, knife-like  
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quality - hypertensive   throbbing  
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quality - muscular   band-like, constricting  
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quality - temporal   throbbing  
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prodromal - classic   well-defined neurologic event, scotoma, aphasia, hemianopsia, aura  
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prodromal - common   vague neurologic changes, personality change, fluid retention, appetite loss  
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prodromal - cluster   personality changes, sleep disturbances  
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prodromal - hypertensive   none  
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prodromal - temporal   none  
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prodromal - muscular   none  
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precipitating - classic   menstrual period missing meals, birth control pills, letdown after stress  
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precipitating - common   menstrual period, missing meals, birth control pills, let down after stress  
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precipitating - cluster   alcohol consumption  
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precipitating - hypertensive   none  
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precipitating - muscular   stress, anger, bruxism  
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precipitating - temporal   none  
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Frequency - classic   twice a week  
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frequency - common   twice a week  
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frequency - cluster   several times nightly for several nights then disappear  
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frequency - hypertensive   daily  
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frequency - muscular   daily  
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frequency - temporal   daily  
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gender - classic   female  
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gender - common   female  
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gender - cluster   male  
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gender - hypertensive   equal  
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gender - muscular   equal  
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gender - temporal   equal  
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other - classic   nausea, vomiting  
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other - common   nausea, vomiting  
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other - cluster   increase lacrimation, nasal discharge  
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other - hypertensive   generally remits as day progresses  
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otther - muscular   none  
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other - temporal   none  
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