Chronic headache and sleep disturbance (original) (raw)
2002, Current Pain and Headache Reports
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This epidemiologic review examines the complex relationship between chronic headaches and sleep disturbances, highlighting the prevalence of both in the general population. It discusses four theoretical connections between headaches and sleep disorders, emphasizes the need for improved diagnostic practices, and advocates for clinicians to explore patients' sleep patterns in relation to their headache history. Ultimately, identifying and treating underlying sleep disorders may enhance the management of sleep-related headaches.
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