Biopsychosocial treatment response among youth with continuous headache: A retrospective, clinic-based study.

Background: Youth with continuous (always present) headache are vastly understudied; much remains to be understood regarding treatment response in this population.

Objective: To describe and explore biopsychosocial factors related to initial clinical outcomes among treatment-seeking youth with continuous headache.

Methods: This retrospective cohort study extracted data of 782 pediatric patients (i.

Clinic-based characterization of continuous headache in children and adolescents: Comparing youth with chronic migraine to those with new daily persistent headache.

Objective: To describe the headache characteristics and functional disability of a large sample of treatment-seeking youth with continuous headache and compare these factors across diagnostic subgroups of chronic migraine and new daily persistent headache.

Methods: This retrospective study utilized clinical information (e.g.

New Daily Persistent Headache: a Diagnostic and Therapeutic Odyssey.

Purpose Of Review: New daily persistent headache (NDPH) is a rare primary headache disorder, which often has a refractory clinical course. This narrative review seeks to highlight what is known about the development of NDPH, to outline a diagnostic approach to a patient with new daily headache, and to explore management considerations and potential future therapies for patients diagnosed with NDPH.

Recent Findings: Interval work at the level of case series and cohort studies has identified novel triggering factors (e.