“Atypical migraine” isn’t a formal medical definition, but some people use it to describe migraine episodes that present with unusual symptoms or don’t follow the typical pattern. About 1 ...

Complex migraine can refer to migraine that causes atypical, stroke-like symptoms, such as aura. Doctors typically use more specific terms to refer to these types of migraine. Share on Pinterest ...

While there is a clear association between major depressive disorder (MDD) and migraine, data published in Cephalgia provide evidence for divergent association of lifetime MDD, and MDD subtypes ...

Most pediatric patients with migraine have normal imaging, supporting that routine scans rarely aid diagnosis or alter ...

may sound like an unusual question—but drawings of headache pain provide plastic surgeons with valuable information on which patients are more or less likely to benefit from surgery to alleviate ...

Results in Group 1 — Atypical or Ordinary Migraine (Solid-Black Columns Indicate Patients Receiving UML-491, and Crosshatched Columns Those Receiving a Placebo).

Some authors theorize that TGA may be an atypical migraine. However, even though there is an increased incidence of TGA in patients with either a personal or family history of migraines, ...