Cluster Headache

Cluster Headache

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Symptoms of Cluster Headache

A typical cluster headache attack is severe or very severe. CH pain is very intense and may range from severe to unbearable. It may feel stabbing, burning, throbbing or constant. Typically, a cluster headahce is one-sided. Most cluster headache attacks occur on only one side of your head. They can affect you in one or more of the following areas: inside your eye, above or around your eye, or on one side of your head or face. All headache attacks during a cluster period usually happen on the same side. A typical cluster headache is...More

Working With Your Provider

Choose the Right Headache Care Provider A “provider” may be one headache expert with his or her own practice, or it may be a group of experts in a headache clinic or pain center. Your primary care physician (PCP) may...
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Psychological Treatment

Nearly half of all headache and chronic pain sufferers have some degree of depression and anxiety. In many cases, these problems can be managed by a health care provider such as your primary care physician (PCP). But cluster headache is...
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