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Adolescent
13 - 17 years of age

Young Adult
18 - 24 years of age

Middle aged
25 - 64 years of age

Elderly
65+ years of age

Headache

Headache PSBQ Questionnaire includes sections.

This is first section SYMPTOM

Complaint

Symptom

Risk Factors

Possible Outcomes

Recommendations

REMINDER: BE AWARE that your visit to myqmd.com may feel as though you are interacting with a physician, it is strictly recommended that you seek first the OPINION of your primary care provider and not start taking over-the-counter (OTC) medication on your own.

Headache location?

Right or left

generalized

Occipital

Variable

right or left location -> Throbbing?

Yes

May be

No

Often
generalized location -> Throbbing?

Yes

May be

No

Often
location/occipital -> Throbbing?

Yes

May be

No

Often
location/variable -> Throbbing?

Yes

May be

No

Often

right or left location -> yes throbbing -> Photophobia?

Yes

No

Often
right or left location -> throbbing/maybe -> Photophobia?

Yes

No

Often
location/generalized -> Throbbing/yes -> Photophobia?

Yes

No

Often
location/generalized -> Throbbing/no -> Photophobia?

Yes

No

Often
location/occipital -> Throbbing/no -> Photophobia?

Yes

No

Often
location/occipital -> Throbbing/often -> photphobia?

Yes

No

Often
location/variable -> Throbbing/no -> photphobia?

Yes

No

Often

right or left location -> yes throbbing -> yes photophobia -> Papilledema or focal Neurologic Signs?

Yes

No

Occasional
location/right or left -> throbbing/yes -> photophobia/no -> Papilledema or focal Neurologic Signs?

Yes

No

Occasional
right or left location -> throbbing/maybe -> photophobia/yes -> Papilledema or focal Neurologic Signs?

Yes

No

Occasional
location/generalized -> Throbbing/yes -> Photophobia/yes - papilledema?

Yes

No

Occasional
location/occipital -> Throbbing/no -> Photophobia/no - papilledema?

Yes

No

Occasional
location/occipital -> Throbbing/often -> photphobia/no -> papilledema?

Yes

No

Occasional
location/variable -> Throbbing/no -> photphobia/no -> papilledema?

Yes

No

Occasional
location/generalized -> Throbbing/no -> photphobia/no -> papilledema?

Yes

No

Occasional

right or left location -> yes throbbing -> yes photophobia -> occasional papilledema -> Superficial temporal artery compression?

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
location -> throbbing/yes -> photophobia/no -> papilledema/n9 -> Superficial temporal artery compression?

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
location/generalized -> Throbbing/yes -> Photophobia/yes - papilledema/No -> superficial temporal artery compression?

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
right or left location -> throbbing/maybe -> Photophobia/yes -> papilledema/no -> superficial temporal artery compression??

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
location/occipital -> Throbbing/no -> Photophobia/no - papilledema/no -> superficial temporal artery compression??

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
location/occipital -> Throbbing/often -> photphobia/no -> papilledema/occasional -> superficial temporal artery compression??

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
location/variable -> Throbbing/no -> photphobia/no -> papilledema/yes -> superficial temporal artery compression??

Relief

No relief

Aggravates
location/generalized -> Throbbing/no -> photphobia/no -> papilledema/no -> superficial temporal artery compression?

Relief

No relief

Aggravates

Migraine Classical
Migraine, Common
Cluster
Tension
Hypertension
Space occupying Lesion
Temporal arteritis
Post-concussion
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Adolescent
13 - 17 years of age

Young Adult
18 - 24 years of age

Middle aged
25 - 64 years of age

Elderly
65+ years of age

Headache

Headache PSBQ Questionnaire includes sections.

This is second section SYMPTOM

Complaint
Symptom
Risk Factors
Possible Outcomes
Recommendations

REMINDER: BE AWARE that your visit to myqmd.com may feel as though you are interacting with a physician, it is strictly recommended that you seek first the OPINION of your primary care provider and not start taking over-the-counter (OTC) medication on your own.

Headache without symptoms

Muscle contraction type headaches

Sperm retention

Stress

Tension type

Dental factors

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Adolescent
13 - 17 years of age

Young Adult
18 - 24 years of age

Middle aged
25 - 64 years of age

Elderly
65+ years of age

Headache

Headache PSBQ Questionnaire includes sections.

This is second section SYMPTOM

Complaint

Symptom

Risk Factors

Possible Outcomes

Recommendations

REMINDER: BE AWARE that your visit to myqmd.com may feel as though you are interacting with a physician, it is strictly recommended that you seek first the OPINION of your primary care provider and not start taking over-the-counter (OTC) medication on your own.

Have you experienced any of the following recently
Headaches caused by vascular irregularities

Abdominal pain, Chest pain, Cough, Dehydration, Diarrhea, Fever, Malaise, Muscle ache, Nose bleed, and Skin rash

Agitation, depression, eyelid drooping or swelling, nasal congestion, sweating at forehead, and tearing

Alcohol intolerance, Blurred vision, Dizziness, Fatigue, Inability to concentrate, Noise intolerance, and Trouble sleeping

Altered level of consciousness, Blurred vision, Confusion, Heart rhythm changes, Nausea, Restlessness, Seizures, and Vomiting

Altered level of consciousness, Chills, Facial weakness, Fever, Hearing loss, Neck stiffness, Seizures, and Vomiting

Altered level of consciousness, Confusion, Drowsiness, Muscle weakness, Personality changes, and Seizures

Altered level of consciousness, Drowsiness, Fever, Loss of speech, Nausea, Personality changes, Seizures, Tremors, and Vomiting

Altered level of consciousness, Increased blood pressure, Personality changes, and Vomiting

Altered loss of consciousness, Blurred vision, Nausea, Neck stiffness, and Vomiting

Blurred vision, dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, Obtundence, photophobia, and vomiting

Blurred vision, Eye pain, Nausea, and Vomiting

Chills, Cough, Eye pain, Fever, Malaise, Muscle pain, and Runny nose

Confusion, Disorientation, Fever, Muscle ache, Skin rash, and Swelling of lymph nodes

Confusion, Fever, Hearing loss, and Vision loss

Cough, Fever, Flu-like symptoms, Heart rate, Increased, Muscle pain, Increased Respiratory rate, Nausea, and Vomiting

Cough, Fever, Nasal discharge, and Sore throat

Diarrhea and Nausea

Fever, Low blood sugar, Nausea, and Vomiting

Fever, Irritability, Malaise, Neck stiffness, Nausea, Photophobia, and Vomiting

Nausea, Sleep disturbance, and Weakness
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Adolescent
13 - 17 years of age

Young Adult
18 - 24 years of age

Middle aged
25 - 64 years of age

Elderly
65+ years of age

Headache

Headache PSBQ Questionnaire includes sections.

This is first section COMPLAINT

Complaint
Signs and Symptom
Risk Factors
Possible Outcomes
Recommendations

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Yes

Headaches are the most common health complaint, are you experiencing one?

Yes, without associated symptom

Yes, but with the following associated symptom(s)

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headache – types

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Middle aged
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Elderly
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Headache Types

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I acknowledge the above disclaimer and like to proceed without any legal apprehension

Yes

What are the types of headache?

Primary

Secondary

Types of primary headache are

PRIMARY HEADACHE are those in which headache and its associated features are the disorder itself.

Tension

Migraine

Idiopathic stabbing

Exertional

Cluster

Types of secondary headache are

SECONDARY HEADACHE are those caused by exogenous disorders

Intracranial

Extracranial

Types of intracranial headache are

Vascular

Infections

Tumor

CSF

Others

Types of extracranialcranial headache are

Medication

Alcohol withdrawl

Sinusitis

Dental Abscess

TMJ disorder

Cervicogenic

Glaucoma

Types of vascular intracranial headache are

Systemic hypertension

Stroke

Cerebral venous thrombus

Arterial dissection

Congenital vascular malformation

Aneurysm

Intracranial hemorrhage

Vasculitis

Types of infection related intracranial headache are

Meningitis

Encephalitis

Brain abscess

Septic emboli

Toxoplasmosis

Types of tumor related intracranial headache are

Primary

Metastasis

Types of cerebrospinal fluid related intracranial headache are

Pseudotumor cerebri

Hydrocephalus

Low pressure

Types of other intracranial headache are

Trigeminal neuralgia

Post traumatic

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