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Meconnaissance in Headache Disorders: Does the ICHD3 Inherently Allows for Misrecognition in Cases of Multiple Headaches?

2025-03-03

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<h4>Background</h4> In clinical circumstances with more than one headache disorders, misrecognition can occur if each headache disorder is not separately and individually evaluated. For example, consider the case of a patient with baseline tension type headaches lasting hours who now develops cluster headaches with nausea. Merging the characteristics of both disorders may yield the illusion of migraine. Do these t...

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a495a9ba-8830-5545-a40f-11a697f4003b
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10.1101/2025.03.02.25323173
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