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SINUS HEADACHES: An overview

Christina Rapp Prescott, Wakisa Mulwafu, Stuart Kesler

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Abstract

More than 90% of the population experience headaches at some time. The simplest classification is into: • a primary headache when the cause is not known • a secondary headache when the headache can be associated with a potential cause.

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More than 90% of the population experience headaches at some time. The simplest classification is into: • a primary headache when the cause is not known • a secondary headache when the headache can be associated with a potential cause.

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More than 90% of the population experience headaches at some time. The simplest classification is into: • a primary headache when the cause is not known • a secondary headache when the headache can be associated with a potential cause.

Key concepts: Headaches, Medicine, Primary headache, Sinus (botany), Population, Pediatrics, Surgery, Environmental health

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