... interventions but, given the strength of the evidence for brief RT for tension headaches and the inconsistent evidence for WED for pain problems, we thought that RT might prove to be more effective than WED, at least for tension headaches. Nonetheless, we thought that the link between life stress and migraines...

... headache sample. Conclusions We conclude that the PedsQL™ 4.0 is a reliable and valid measure of HRQOL in children with recurrent headache and captures important information not routinely evaluated in chronic pain populations. child headache disorders migraine quality of life tension headache...

...: χ² = 0.84 (2 df), p = 0.66; migraine: χ² = 3.3 (2 df), p = 0.19; tension-type headache: χ² = 3.4 (2 df), p = 0.18. epidemiologic studies follow-up studies headache incidence longitudinal studies migraine risk factors tension headache...

... disorders migraine tension headache treatment The headache diary is the standard dependent variable in headache treatment outcome studies ( Blanchard & Andrasik, 1985 ). In this study, child participants were asked to independently record the occurrence, duration, and intensity of headache activity...

... disorders of childhood, discuss the neurobiology of headache, and review clinical presentation, diagnostic workup, and treatment. migraine headache trigeminal neuralgia botox topiramate hemiplegic migraine tension headache Abdominal migraine Basilar migraine Benign paroxysmal torticollis Benign...

...Some disturbance of the 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT, serotonin) system has been suggested to be present in a number of clinical conditions that often occur with differing degrees of overlap in affected subjects. Apart from depression, these include migraine, tension headache, and other pain syndromes...

... Chronic subdural Space-occupying lesion Carbon monoxide poisoning Idiopathic intracranial hypertension Chronic headache (> 15 days/month for > 3 months) Tension headache Chronically raised ICP Medication misuse Data from Oxford Handbook of Clinical...

... those of the head, such as chronic tension headache, temporomandibular joint disorder, and chronic migraine; the spine, such as chronic neck and low back pain; the appendicular musculoskeletal system, such as hip, knee, and shoulder pain; common neuropathic pain conditions, such as diabetic peripheral...

...This article presents a general discussion focusing on the association between migraine and other symptoms such as tension headache and photophobia. There are now attempts to identify what is activating migraine: is it a psychological event that directly activates, cortically, the changes in slow...