Secondary Headache

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Basic Science and Pathophysiology

Secondary Headache Basic Science and Pathophysiology

In our previous session, we saw that primary headaches are classified as types: Migraine, Tension, Cluster, Exertional and Trigeminal neuralgia. Secondary headaches occur as a result of specific disorders and pathology.

  1. 1. Question

    There are four principle types of primary headache and three groups of secondary headache. Drag and drop the headaches into the correct group.

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    • Migraine, Tension, Exertional, Cluster, Trigeminal neuralgia
    • Intra-cranial vascular disorders, Intra-cranial non-vascular disorders, Extra-cranial pathology
    • Primary headache
      • Secondary headache
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