Several gender-related differences in the pediatric headache profile were found: the boys began to have headache earlier (mean age: 10 yrs) than the girls (mean age: 12.5 yrs); the boys more frequently described "squeezing" headache pain and more frequently reported pain located in the "top of the head" and sharp headache pain located at the back of the head.
The authors supported the established hypothesis that changes in the pressure might play a key role in the mechanism of AH. 2017, Nath et al. [40] 2 2 M 45.5 ± 3.5 Case reports The patients experienced a bilateral occipital and parieto-occipital severe sharp shooting stabbing and piercing headache during the landing.
2008, Marchioretto et al. [15] 1 1 M 29 Letter to the editor The patient developed a highly sharp intense headache pain during the landing in the periorbital region.
Bigal et al. [5] reported that there was a sharp predominance of primary headaches, whose frequency increased up to the 40 50 year age range and declined thereafter.
Filling five chapels behind the cathedral's main altar and spilling into the ambulatory are Romanesque madonnas, Gothic crucifixions, paintings of saints by El Greco and Goya and, as charismatic as any work of art, a handwritten letter by St. Teresa of Ávila (1515-1582), she of the razor-sharp wit, the tormenting headaches, the oceanic devotion.
Extracts of H. coronarium have been used for the treatment of inflammation, skin diseases, headache, and sharp pain due to rheumatism in traditional medicine [7].
Called auras, the hallucinations preceded the spiky, seemingly unending sharp pain of a headache.
At the time of examination, she described the headache as sharp, intermittent, non-radiating pain with sudden onset behind her right eye lasting 1 2 days.
Most expect a rise in American interest rates by next year: a sharp one might be a headache for Brazil, unless its recovery gathers pace and its political tensions subside (see article).
Primary stabbing "ice-pick" headache is a primary headache syndrome characterized by transient, sharp, stabbing pains that occur within a small area of the scalp for seconds [23].
