PMID: 9421543Mar 28, 1998Paper

Drug-induced headache

Neurologic Clinics
S D Silberstein

Abstract

Headaches are extremely common and have various causes. Drugs may initiate a new type of headache or exacerbate a preexisting headache disorder. Medication withdrawal or rebound headaches may also occur. This article reviews the possible relationships between drugs and headaches.

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