Mixing Methylphenidate
Mixed tension migraine is a headache with features of both tension and migraine headaches.
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Cluster headache -
Headache -
Migraine -
Tension headache
Alternative Names
Headache - mixed tension migraine
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Migraine headaches affect millions of people. Tension headaches are even more common, affecting about 40% of the population. People with mixed tension migraine have features of both...
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