Review Article
Pediatric Migraine
Table 3
Differentiating Migraine from Tension-type headache.
| Characteristics | Migraine | Tension-type headache |
| Pain features of acute attacks | Throbbing | Boring or squashing | Mostly unilateral | Usually bilateral | Worsening of pain with head movement | No effect of head movement |
| Associated features | Nausea or vomiting | None | Photophobia and phonophobia |
| Triggering factors | Altered sleep patterns (too little or too much) | Psychological stress | Skipping meals | Overexertion | Change in stress level (too much or relaxation) | Excess afferent stimuli (such as bright lights) | Menstruation |
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