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Patient is presenting with the c/o headache attacks that he has for 2 years. Pain is mainly in the occipital region and and is accompanied with rhinorrhea, lacrimation and photophobia. Past history is significant three years of living in the refugee camp, where there was a lots of flies. FHx is insignificant. (age 40+).
DDx – type 4
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Patient is presenting with the c/o headache attacks that he has for 2 years. Pain is mainly in the occipital region and and is accompanied with rhinorrhea, lacrimation and photophobia. Past history is significant three years of living in the refugee camp, where there was a lots of flies. FHx is insignificant. (age 40+).
DDx – type 4

primary headache -migraine headache
tension headache
secondary headache - malaria fever or denge
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sinusitis
allergic conjunctivitis
sleeping sickness
leishmaniasis
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do we have

rhinorrhea, lacrimation and photophobia

in sleeping sickness
leishmaniasis
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Quick Scroll 09.24.07 (1 year ago) #5
cluster headache
migraine
dengue fever
malaria
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Quick Scroll 09.24.07 (1 year ago) #6
symptoms is compatibel with cluster headache.

other DDX
tension headache
migraine
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Quick Scroll 10.13.07 (1 year ago) #7
1) sinusitis (esp. sphenoiditis)
2)clusterheadache (although it is supposed to be unilateral, more frontal, periorbital or temporal)
3)migraine
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Tension Headache
Cluster Headache
Migraine Headache
Cervicogenic
Inflammatory as sinusitis
Intra cranial Space occupying lesion
Old Stroke
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Tension Headache
Cluster Headache
Migraine Headache
Cervicogenic
Inflammatory as sinusitis
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Old Stroke
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