Medical Diagnosis
When Managing Headache and Migraine A colleague recently sought to question some of my criticism of medical diagnosis in migraine, see Commentary for Health Professionals,
Commentary
for Health Professionals
Examining the Upper Cervical Spine
In Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias It is refreshing to come across a case study which supports my clinical experience. This study1 describes a woman with a
‘Yellow Flags’ in Chronic Pain
Role and Relevance in Headache Recently, the role and relevance of ‘Yellow Flags’ in chronic pain has been questioned.1 The average length of history of
Cervicogenic Headache
Questions and Answers Question: In your view, if what appears to be a classical right C2,3 cervicogenic headache and it responds to a Triptan, is
Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias
Questions and Answers Q: Of the primary headache types are there some that are more difficult to treat than others? A: Probably the Trigeminal Autonomic
The Language of Migraine
Referring to a Person with Migraine Over the past 25 years or so, I have never really been comfortable referring to a person with migraine