The Common Migraines In Children
Migraines in children are very common. Estimates indicate that 3.5–5% of all children will experience recurrent headaches consistent with migraine. Child migraines treatment are consists of identifying triggering factors, providing pain relief, and considering prophylaxis. No specific diagnostic test is available; the diagnosis is made by history and examination. Possible reasons for the current presentation, including past history, previous test results, allergies, and current and previous medication usage. Family history of headache Quality of the headache Other aspects of the headache Manifestations of migraine may vary according to patient age, as follows: Infants may present with only episodic head banging Preschool children often have episodes involving an ill appearance, abdominal pain, vomiting, and the need to go to sleep; they may exhibit pain by irritability, crying, rocking, or seeking a dark room in which to sleep Children aged 5-10 years typically have bifrontal, bitempo