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The rare primary headaches each hide a dangerous mimic. This video works through cough, exercise, sexual, stabbing, hypnic, nummular and new daily persistent headache, then the thunderclap work-up, reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome, and a practical, evidence-based plan for medication overuse headache. In this video: • Cough headache: half are secondary (Chiari I) • Exercise and sexual headache: when to image, anticipatory indomethacin or propranolol • Primary stabbing, hypnic (bedtime caffeine), nummular and cold-stimulus headache • NDPH: the headache with a birthday, and the CLPA mimics • Thunderclap headache: causes and the stepwise work-up • RCVS: triggers, lesions, imaging timing, the RCVS² score, PACNS, management and traps • MOH: mechanisms, culprit drugs, thresholds, withdrawal, bridging, prevention and relapse Chapters: 0:00 Rare primaries: three rules 0:28 Cough headache 1:11 Cough headache: half are secondary 2:14 Exercise headache 3:14 Exercise headache: treatment 3:54 Headache with sexual activity 4:43 Sexual headache: treatment 5:36 Primary stabbing headache 6:27 Hypnic headache 7:37 Nummular and cold-stimulus headache 8:39 New daily persistent headache 9:45 Thunderclap headache 10:40 Thunderclap: the work-up 11:46 RCVS 12:39 RCVS: lesions and imaging 13:40 RCVS: making the diagnosis 14:36 RCVS: management 15:47 Medication overuse headache 16:53 MOH: the drugs and the thresholds 17:51 MOH: treatment 19:00 MOH: inpatients, relapse and limits 20:07 Recap Headache Series (7 parts): • Part 1 — Approach & Red Flags: [add link] • Part 2 — Migraine, Variants & Stroke: [add link] • Part 3 — Migraine Treatment: [add link] • Part 4 — Tension-Type Headache & the TACs: [add link] ▶ Part 5 — Rare Primaries, Thunderclap, RCVS & MOH (this video) • Part 6 — CSF Pressure & Secondary Headaches: [add link] • Part 7 — Cranial Neuralgias & Facial Pain: [add link] Key references: • Headache Classification Committee of the IHS. ICHD-3. Cephalalgia 2018;38:1–211 • UpToDate topic reviews on headache disorders (2024–2026 updates) • Ducros A. Reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome. Lancet Neurol 2012 • Rocha EA et al. RCVS2 score and diagnostic approach for reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome. Neurology 2019 • Diener HC et al. Pathophysiology, prevention and treatment of medication overuse headache. Lancet Neurol 2019 • Carlsen LN et al. Complete detoxification is the most effective treatment of medication-overuse headache. Cephalalgia 2018 This video is for education only and is not medical advice. Follow your local protocols and check every dose against your formulary. #Headache #Neurology #MedicalEducation

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