Indomethacin-responsive episodic cluster headache.
D.P. Geaney
Abstract
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D.P. Geaney
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The case of a man with a 34 year history of episodic cluster headaches is described. At the peak of a cluster the headaches occurred up to twenty times a day. The headaches were unresponsive to conventional therapy but were dramatically abolished by indomethacin. This effect of indomethacin was confirmed in a double-blind placebo-controlled trial.
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The case of a man with a 34 year history of episodic cluster headaches is described. At the peak of a cluster the headaches occurred up to twenty times a day. The headaches were unresponsive to conventional therapy but were dramatically abolished by indomethacin. This effect of indomethacin was confirmed in a double-blind placebo-controlled trial.
Key concepts: Headaches, Cluster headache, Medicine, Cluster (spacecraft), Placebo, Primary headache, Double blind, Anesthesia