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• Childhood Headaches
• ADHD
• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
• Brain Injury
• Cluster Headache
• CRPS Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
• Fibromyalgia
• Dizziness and Vertigo
• IIH Pseudotumor Cerebri
• Medication Overuse Headache and Rebound Headache
• Memory and Alzheimer
• Migraine
• Neuralgias and Facial Pain
• Neck Pain and Back Pain
• Neuropathy
• New Daily Persistent Headache
• Primary Exercise Sexual Cough Nummular Hypnic Headache
• Secondary Headaches
• Sleep
• TACS - Proxysmal Hemicrania, Hemicrania Cotninua, SUNCT SUNA
• Tension Headaches

Secondary Headache

Headaches are of the most common symptom patients experience in terms of pain throughout their lives. Most often, it is not dangerous can be a simple "headache". Many times they are caused by extremely common conditions such as migraine and tension headache.

Nonetheless, they are often the first and most common side of other diseases which can be more dangerous and life threatening. This may include brain tumors, bleeds in the brain, strokes, seizures, vascular problems, autoimmune problems, metastatic cancers, and other conditions.

When people develop a new headache, it is imperative to evaluate the cause of the pain and rule out certain conditions. This is especially the case when the headache comes on suddenly, is associated with other neurological symptoms, there is no history of headache or the new headache is different, or if the pain is severe. Dr. Sharon is a leading expert in the field of headache. Contact Dr. Sharon's office for an appointment today.