
In clinical practice, correctly diagnosing headaches can be challenging due to the many differential diagnoses. It is particularly important to differentiate between the more common primary headache types, where the headache itself is the main condition, and secondary headaches, which may have potentially lifethreatening causes. The diagnostic approach initially focuses on identifying secondary headaches.
Diagnosis, Differential, Headache Disorders, Secondary, Headache, Humans
Diagnosis, Differential, Headache Disorders, Secondary, Headache, Humans
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