Neurol. praxi. 2010;11(5):317-319
In 1988, it used term „drug-induced headache“, but the new term medication overuse headache was introduced in the 2004. Medication
overuse headache is a biobehavioral disorder and may be response to both chronic pain or, in headache-prone patients, medication
overuse, which can induce the headache. The accurate prevalence is uncertain, probably 4–10 % patients with headache had medication
overuse headache, and about 1–2 % of the general population suffered from chronic daily headache associated with the overuse
of analgesic. Stopping the acute medication may result in withdrawal symptoms and a period of increased headache, subsequent headache
improvement occurs usually but no always. In 2006, a revision of diagnostic criteria was done for medication overused headache.
Published: December 1, 2010 Show citation
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