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• W3216859934 abstract "Abstract Migraine is much more than a headache. Migraine is actually a disorder of amplified or distorted sensory processing—where lights seem too bright and sounds too loud, where movement worsens the pain and there may be the illusory perception of movement (i.e., vertigo) and nausea/vomiting. There can also be symptoms—such as “brain fog,” fatigue, and irritability - in the hours or days preceding and/or following the headache phase. Collectively, these non-headache symptoms and phases of migraine can contribute to migraine-related disability. These symptoms can be more debilitating than the headache itself, at least for some patients. Some attacks may even not have headache as a symptom. Yet in the public perception, and even in the medical field, migraine continues to be perceived of as predominantly, “just a headache.” This narrow recognition of just one slice of migraine acts as a disservice to patients. The problem is even greater for those who have an “episodic syndrome that may be associated with migraine,” as these disorders are now referred to in the International Classification of Headache Disorders, 3rd edition (ICHD-3). In this chapter, we will review these episodic syndromes with the view that they are migraine—they are just what migraine looks likes in the young, developing brain. They are early life expressions of the genes that later in life express themselves as “typical” migraine. Saying these disorders are migraine does not imply that headache is present during the episodes. Migraine is so, so much more than just a headache. Some of these disorders can occur in adolescents and adults, or start in childhood and persist into adulthood. They are more commonly seen in children and will be presented from “youngest” to “oldest.”" @default.
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• W3216859934 title "The “episodic syndromes”: I.e., what migraine looks like before it “looks like” migraine" @default.
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