Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics

Headache impacts the well-being, capacity, and functionality of an individual. Migraine is the most common type of recurrent headache for patients seeking care. It is a complex neurological disorder associated with various symptoms of sensory, autonomic, and cognitive function, suggesting the involv...

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Main Authors: I. Unal-Cevik, D. Arslan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-04-01
Series:Neurology Perspectives
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667049623000145
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description Headache impacts the well-being, capacity, and functionality of an individual. Migraine is the most common type of recurrent headache for patients seeking care. It is a complex neurological disorder associated with various symptoms of sensory, autonomic, and cognitive function, suggesting the involvement of multiple neuronal networks. The diagnóstico of migraine warrants both inclusion of specific clinical features and exclusion of other types of headaches. There are many types of headaches that may have “migraineous features”. It is essential to recognize and differentiate “migraine mimics” as they may have some common features with migraine but may also be associated with high morbidity and/or mortality. The diagnostic errors often lead to a therapeutic delay or even malpractice. In this review, the most common “migraine mimics” will be discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-b8aed3d4785942a8953b07cb77f6803b2023-06-23T04:44:58ZengElsevierNeurology Perspectives2667-04962023-04-0132100122Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimicsI. Unal-Cevik0D. Arslan1Corresponding author.; Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Neurology, Headache and Pain Unit, Ankara, TurkiyeHacettepe University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Neurology, Headache and Pain Unit, Ankara, TurkiyeHeadache impacts the well-being, capacity, and functionality of an individual. Migraine is the most common type of recurrent headache for patients seeking care. It is a complex neurological disorder associated with various symptoms of sensory, autonomic, and cognitive function, suggesting the involvement of multiple neuronal networks. The diagnóstico of migraine warrants both inclusion of specific clinical features and exclusion of other types of headaches. There are many types of headaches that may have “migraineous features”. It is essential to recognize and differentiate “migraine mimics” as they may have some common features with migraine but may also be associated with high morbidity and/or mortality. The diagnostic errors often lead to a therapeutic delay or even malpractice. In this review, the most common “migraine mimics” will be discussed.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667049623000145ClinicalDiagnósticoMisdiagnosisExclusionPrimary headachesSecondary headaches
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Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics
Neurology Perspectives
Clinical
Diagnóstico
Misdiagnosis
Exclusion
Primary headaches
Secondary headaches
title Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics
title_full Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics
title_fullStr Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics
title_full_unstemmed Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics
title_short Similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches: Migraine mimics
title_sort similarities and differences between migraine and other types of headaches migraine mimics
topic Clinical
Diagnóstico
Misdiagnosis
Exclusion
Primary headaches
Secondary headaches
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667049623000145
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