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Headache is a common neurologic complaint in the pediatric population. Our pediatric neurologists specialize in diagnosing and treating headaches and migraines in children and adolescents.
Overview
We work with you and your family to properly diagnose the underlying headache cause and find a treatment that works.
Headache treatments often involve medicines to reduce pain and to stop the headaches from happening. Mild to moderate headaches can often be addressed with
More severe headaches may require medicines used to ease or relieve nausea symptoms associated with the headaches such as anti-emetics, abortive therapies that constrict blood vessels in the brain such as triptans and daily prophylactic medicines which can prevent the headache from occurring.
Headaches can be treated in many ways that do not involve medicines. Some options include:
Conditions
We work with you and your family to properly diagnose the underlying headache cause and find a treatment that works.
Headache treatments often involve medicines to reduce pain and to stop the headaches from happening. Mild to moderate headaches can often be addressed with
More severe headaches may require medicines used to ease or relieve nausea symptoms associated with the headaches such as anti-emetics, abortive therapies that constrict blood vessels in the brain such as triptans and daily prophylactic medicines which can prevent the headache from occurring.
Headaches can be treated in many ways that do not involve medicines. Some options include:
Treatments
We work with you and your family to properly diagnose the underlying headache cause and find a treatment that works.
Headache treatments often involve medicines to reduce pain and to stop the headaches from happening. Mild to moderate headaches can often be addressed with
More severe headaches may require medicines used to ease or relieve nausea symptoms associated with the headaches such as anti-emetics, abortive therapies that constrict blood vessels in the brain such as triptans and daily prophylactic medicines which can prevent the headache from occurring.
Headaches can be treated in many ways that do not involve medicines. Some options include:
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