Posted by dean on November 21, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Neck disorders can be responsible for headache
Whiplash or post-traumatic headache for some reason seems to be a controversial headache – perhaps because the only explanation for it might be that it results from a neck injury – and there is reluctance by some authorities to accept that neck disorders can be responsible for headache (especially given that post-traumatic or whiplash associated headache presents just like a migraine or tension-type headache?)
To review my previous posts on post-traumatic or whiplash associated headache. Please go to the ‘Home Page’ and key in either ‘Post-Traumatic Headache’ or ‘Whiplash Headache’.
Cheers Dean
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Posted by dean on November 20, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Just because Chronic Paroxysmal Headache responds the non steroidal anti inflammatory medication and Cluster Headache does not, is no reason to consider it to be no more than just a different expression of the same condition.
To review my posts on Chronic Paroxysmal Headache refer to the ‘Home Page’ and key in ‘Chronic Paroxysmal Headache’ to view the list.
Cheers
Dean
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Posted by dean on November 19, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Do you have a question or a comment you would like to make about headache or migraine?
If you do experience headache or migraine and you have a question that you would like answered or would like to comment on your headache or migraine experience then please feel free to post it below.
Whilst it may not be possible to address all questions or comments these will be addressed in future posts in some way.
It is our aim to help all headache or migraine sufferers to know and understand their headache or migraine experience as clearly and as precisely as possible .
Cheers Dean
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Posted by dean on November 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Sinus Headache is rare
Why is it that ‘sinus headache’ continues to be diagnosed so frequently. Whilst true sinus headache does exist most authorities agree that it is rare.
I have commented on this previously, so please refer to the ‘Home Page’ and key in the search term ‘Sinus Headache’.
Cheers
Dean
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Posted by dean on November 16, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Tension Headache and Migraine are recognised as the most common forms of headache.
Cluster headache is one of the third ‘group’ of headaches – the other headache types in this group are Hemicrania Continua, Chronic Paroxysmal Hemicrania, and SUNCT.
All of the headache types in this third group share similar symptoms with Cluster Headache and either blocking or modifying information from the neck has a beneficial effect on Cluster Headache suggesting that neck disorders not only play a significant role in Cluster headache but perhaps the others(?)
To review the posts on Cluster Headache key in ‘Cluster Headache’ on the ‘Home Page’ and all associated posts will be listed for you to review.
Cheers
Dean
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