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Name Cluster Headaches
Related to/Also known as

Migrainous Neuralgia

see also Migraine
Symptoms of Cluster Headaches
 Cluster Headache is an excruciating pain that affects one side of the head. Each attack develops suddenly, usually without any warning. Attacks last from 15 minutes to 3 hours and usually occur in clusters - several attacks over a few weeks or months and then they stop for a while.
Types
  • Episodic (ECH)
  • Chronic (CCH)
Useful national contacts

OUCH (UK)
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Helpline 01646 651979
Children & young people Cluster headache in children (Great Ormond Street Hospital)
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Online resources

Cluster Headaches and PIP (The Brain Charity)
• Cluster Headaches and PIP

Cluster headaches (NHS Choices)
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Cluster headache (Migraine Trust)
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Headache (Brain & Spine Foundation booklet, includes Cluster Headache)
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Cluster Headaches (Patient.info)
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Cochrane Evidence: Normal pressure oxygen therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for migraine and cluster headaches
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News and events  
Our resources A Guide to the Understanding of Cluster Headache

The library at The Brain Charity has a range of resources on Cluster Headaches and on a wide range of disability-related issues.

Visit our library to read the booklet A Guide to the Understanding of Cluster Headache by OUCH.
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