Publication: Chronic daily headache
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2003
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Spierings, Egilius L. H. 2003. Chronic daily headache. The Journal of Headache and Pain 4(3): 111-124.
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Chronic daily headache relates to the daily or almost daily occurrence of headache in a nonparoxysmal pattern. In this review, I discuss the presentation, development, outcome, and treatment of chronic daily headache. In the context of the development of chronic daily headache, a headache continuum is presented along with its underlying pathophysiology. The treatment section covers rebound headache, analgesic and vasoconstrictor withdrawal, and the use of long-acting opioids in intractable patients. The review concludes with a discussion of hemicrania continua, an indomethacin-responsive headache syndrome.
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Daily headache, Chronic daily headache, Presentation, Development, Tension-type headache, Migraine, Headache continuum, Outcome, Treatment, Rebound headache, Hemicrania continua
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