Headaches in Children – Clinical Case 2
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1. Question
An 11 year old girl presents to your ED with headaches, which of the following features would be suggestive of migraine and which would be suggestive of a more serious IC pathology
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- Family history migraines, Transient visual field defects, Relieved by omission of certain dietary components (e.g. chocolate), Relieved by simple analgesics
- Headache worse on bending/coughing, Headache worse first thing in morning and awakens patient, Papilloedema, Persistent vomiting
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Migraine
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More serious IC pathology
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2. Question
You decide that migraine is the most likely diagnosis. List your treatment priorities with this patient.
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