An Approach to Headache
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- The overview of how to approach the patient presenting with a headache, including a discussion of the various etiologies, a comparison of tension and migraine headaches, and a review of the red flags that should trigger neuroimaging.
Thanks to Dr. Veronica Santini and some folks on Twitter for providing feedback on specific sections!
And I thought I feel too lazy to study today! Thank you doctor Eric Strong! You're a gem!
Amazing video! i have no words to thank you for all your hard work and awesome content you put out, you're most definitely the best medical education channel on youtube. Please keep it up!
more power, Dr. Strong!
As an NP student and Migraineur, this was an excellent presentation.
That’s was quite. Comprehensive account of DD abs symptoms of Headache . Thank you
Great breakdown! I sometimes mix up tension, cluster, and migraine characteristics.
I hope approach to fever is released soon. Great work. Thanks again
As always high quality content👍🏼
Excellent presentation.
Thank you Doctor Strong !
Absolutely fantastic- so logical and clear, thank you!
Excellent presentation!
Great educating vdo including everything in such a short summary,thanx👍👌
Muchas gracias Eric. Excelente video como siempre. Saludos colega
Many Many thanks for informative lecture 👍 🙏
Fantastic lecture Sir
Yes i needed this !!!!!
Great explanation
Thank you
Thank u Dr.Erik
I am Ur Greatest Fan. I Love Ur Approach to Symptom Series!
They are through, Comprehensive, Short and Interesting and fun to Learn. My request is Plz Add a Bit more About Treatment in the End of these Series.
While we were taught in similar fashion, using clinical presentation, treatment of specific diseases used to be left out for students to discuss. I completely agree that it would be awesome to see how a hospitalist like Dr. Eric Strong would approach to treatment of common presentation. Like what would he do as a point of care approach to someone he diagnosed as tension or migraine headache. What medication, what dose and how would he follow up. Standard of care/ options can be read in up-to-date or any standard text but a hospitalist's approach would be quite something to learn.
2:43 really liked the aura symptom visualisation, thank you
Thank u for your time
Thanks for your video.
Very concise. Thank you
hey master...thank you so much
This really help a lot 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Again, an exellent video. Personally I would add to the list Hyponatremie, wich I also don't want to miss, and teeth or ATM related, just because they are not uncommon to present as a headache.
Wow wow wow.....really great....very useful
So helpful
Excellent
perfecttttt thank you so much doctor
Nice job ❤ can you please tell me about the sources ?
Its very useful.thank u
I know for HA we should not short hand a neuro exam, but what are some key physical exam findings or special tests should we perform?
I had a viva on this.
If only I had seen this video
What about Synesthesia with migraines? I experience.e synesthesia, its like I can hear colors and see sounds..when I have these, my migraine is really bad
Plus plz make a short Video On books Recommendation for Trainees
+1
How is hemiplegic migrane differentiated from TIA/ Ischemic stroke with headache?
Severe Pain on and off in occipital area and pain radiating to Back of neck?
I never knew Alan Ruck had such a wealth of medical knowledge
You should hear my Cameron Frye impression.
@@StrongMed If you did it in your next video, I would be overjoyed
I have a question do we make Headache as a DX of its own or secondary to impeding pathology
A headache is a symptom rather than a diagnosis, though that diagnosis can be a primary headache syndrome, such as tension headaches or migraines.
@@StrongMed how in contrast on how we make DX of anaemia
My wife age is 25 she has headache since last 3 Weeks she take Headache tablates but the situations is same what i need to do.
V nice 👍
Sirji a patient 55 yr/F has headache which is bilateral involving whole head & is worst headache of patient life , no neck rigidity, no blurring of vision, weakness & seziures. No H/o past illness. Headache occurs only when BP >160/100,
CT head : normal, CBC, ESR: Normal
Not relief from NSAIDS. What is the diagnosis clinically in least clinical settings. Having no facility for csf examination and mri.
I would Suggest Control B.P and a trial of Antidepressants!