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Migranes/ HoJoches Headaches Sinus: pain is behind browbone and/or cheekbones Cluster: pain is in and around one eye Tension: pain is like a band squeezing the head Migraine: pain, nausea and visual changes are typical of classic form Major Manifestations of ... Tension: pain is Recurrent (up to 8 times / day), around severe, unilateral one eye Mild to moderate intensity Pain near the eye (orbital) "pressure, head fullness, or a band- like sensation around the head, heavy weight on head / shoulders" Lacrimation (tears), rhinorrhea (nasal drainage) TENSION HEADACHES CLUSTER HEADACHES Cluster: pain Is like a band in and squeezing Bilateral, nonthrobbing head pain the head Headache -or- Migraine Pain around forehead Mild, dull pressure Pain on sides of head Intense, pulsing or throbbing + Incidental non-recurring Typically short-lived Can last for DAYS Nausea and dizziness A Not usually accompanied by other symptoms Treatable with medicine, rest, and water Flashing lights and blind spots Commonly recurring Headaches can be a symptom of illness Migraines ARE the illness HTTPS:/BLOG.RINGADOCTOR.COM/MIGRAINE-OVERVIEW Pathophysiology of Migraine Headaches Maxillary zone Ophthalmic zone Mandibular zone Trigeminal nerve Trigeminal Nerve Major Manifestations of ... MIGRAINE HEADACHES MENSTRUAL MIGRAINE HEADACHES Drop in estrogen 2-3 days prior to menses Similar manifestations to migraine Migraine: pain, saunee and visual changes are Unilateral, pulsating pain typical of classic form Moderate - severe intensity 4 phases Prodrome, aura, headache, recovery May / may not have aura