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Headaches + Facial pain

Introduction: Each of us experienced sporadically/ chronically headache 40% worldwide population suffers with severe, disabling headache at least annually Common ailment Presenting symptom of *benign course *life-threatening

Evaluation: Complete history age, rate of onset, intensity, quality, location, duration + response on Rx Pressure-like pain chamber derived pain Sharp/ shooting pain neuritic pain Throbbing pain vascular pain Burning/ aching muscular pain

Continue: Associated symptoms N + V, fever, diplopia, syncope, photophobia, neck stiffness An aura present Precipitating factors - head movements, stress, medications, alcohol Past medical history head injuries, intracranial infections/processes, past surgeries

Examination: Complete head + neck examination (BP) Neurological examination + cranial nerves Eyes with fundoscopy Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) Teeth + trigger points in muscles Psychometric testing

Investigations: Lab tests FBC, U+E, ANCA, RF, ANF EEG findings on neurologic examination EMG primary muscle disease/ neuropathy Radiographic X-ray of TM-joint - X-ray of cervical spine - CT / MRI

Tension-Type Type Headache: Most common 69%- M; 88%-F Types Episodic < 15 days/ month - Chronic > 15 days/ month Last 30min- 7 days, mild to moderate, pressing or tightening, not limit activities Rx: 1)Stress reduction + physical exercises 2)Low Benzo/ Amytriptilline/ / NSAIDS

Migraine: Most studied + high incidence of limitation of productivity + loss quality of life Onset 2 nd -3 rd decade Moderate to severe, pulsating for 4-724 H With/ without aura + triggering factors Rx: 1)5-HT receptor( Sumatriptan),Ergotamine 2)Prochlorperazine, SSRI, B-/ B / Ca-blockers, Botox,, NSAIDS

Cluster Headache: Known as suicide headache Intensely severe, burning unilateral in orbit / supraorbital/ / temporal area 15-180 180 min Associated with autonomic hyperactivity Male dominance, with alcohol use Rx:1)Ca 1)Ca-blocker, Ergotamine, Lithium for 6-6 8weeks then taper

Temporal arteritis: Daily headaches of moderate to severe continuous intensity, scalp sensitivity, fatigue 95% > 60yrs with dilated arteries on scalp ESR + artery biopsy in area Rx:1)High 1)High dose of steroids dramatic decrease in headache + taper 2)Active disease for 2 yrs

Chronic daily headache: CDH occuring 6 days/ week for 6 months Bilateral frontal/ occipital non-throbbing throbbing moderate to severe headache most of day Rx:1)High 1)High dose steroids prevents vision loss

Trigeminal Neuralgia: Also tic doloureux- paroxysmal pain attacks lasting few seconds to less than 2min Severe + distributed along branches of CN V with sudden, sharp, intense burning pain Between attacks no facial numbness/ taste/ smell Precipitate with eating/ talking/ washing face Rx:1)Carbamazepine, TCA, NSAIDS, surgery when medical Rx failed

Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia: Pain attacks in distribution of CN IX Unilateral in post. pharynx, soft palate, base of tongue, ear, mastoid or side of neck Precipitate by swallowing, yawning, coughing or phonation Rx:1)Carbamazepine, TCA, NSAIDS, surgery when medical Rx failed

Post-traumatic traumatic Neuralgia: Trauma induce pain syndromes to neuroma Occipital/ parietal regions most common Neuritic pain (sharp/ shooting pain) Poor wound closure, infections, FB, hematoma Begins 2-62 6 months after injury Rx:1)Carbamazepine, TCA, NSAIDS,BOTOX 2)Surgical excision

Post-herpetic Neuralgia: Pain persists 2/> months after skin eruption of varicella-zoster virus CN V 2 nd most common Rx:1)Anticonvulsants with TCA/ baclofen

Temporomandibular Disorders: Temporal headache, otalgia,, facial pain + limited jaw opening Spontaneously(60%), Event (40%) Classify Internal derangements - Degenerative joint disease(djd) - Myofascial pain Rx:1)Physiotherapy + NSAIDS

Pseudotumor Cerebri: Intermittent headache of variable intensity CN VI palsy/ NAD Papilloedema + high CSF pressures Rx:1)Acetazolamide + Furosemide

Intracranial Processes: Primary/ Metastatic tumours 30% present with headache Dull, lateralized + mild with increasing intensity + frequency SDH- fluctuating level of consciousness with moderate headache SAH- sudden onset of severe generalized headache

CNS Infection: Headache, fever, neck stiffness, photophobia Include epidural abscess, fungal, TB, AIDS, autoimmune disease( sarcoidosis) Dx:1)LP with CSF studies 2)CT/ MRI Rx:1)Appropriate IV A/B

Hypertension: Chronic untreated hypertension cause headache Diastolic pressure >115 mmhg Throbbing with nausea Rx:1)Antihypertensive 2)Investigate for complications

Acute Sinusitis: Constant, dull + aching headache Worsened with head movements forward Over inflamed mucosa + refer to other areas in face and neck Dx:1)Nasal 1)Nasal endoscopy + CT of sinusses Rx:1)A/B 1)A/B + Decongestants 2)Surgical drainage needed/ not

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