Disappearance of Migraine Attacks During Long-lasting Postdural Puncture Headache: a Case Report

Overview

Journal Headache

Publisher Wiley

Specialties Neurology
Psychiatry

Date 2002 Jun 6

PMID 12047336

Citations 3

Authors

Masahiro Oomura

Takemori Yamawaki

Kotaro Miyashita

Hiroshi Yamagami

Hiroaki Naritomi

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Abstract

We report a patient with a history of frequent migraine attacks who developed postdural puncture headache that persisted for 3 months. His migraine attacks ceased during the period of his postdural puncture headache, but resumed 3 days after disappearance of that headache. This case suggests an interrelationship between the mechanisms of postdural puncture headache and migraine.

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