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Cluster Headache: Special Considerations for Treatment of Female Patients of Reproductive Age and Pediatric Patients.
Current neurology and neuroscience reports - 1 Jan 2016
VanderPluym Juliana
Abstract excerpt
Cluster headache is a rare disorder that is more common in adult male patients. It has a unique phenotype of unilateral, severe, to very severe headaches lasting 15 to 180 min with ipsilateral autonomic symptoms. Time to correct diagnosis can be protracted. A number of treatment options exist for the standard cluster headache patient, but special considerations must be made for female patients of reproductive age...
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