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Cluster Headache | Headache & Dizziness Assessment<\/h2>\nHeadaches can manifest on their own but are also a very common symptom in neck pain patients as more than 60% of patients with a primary neck pain complaint report having concordant episodes of neck pain. Therefore it's essential to find out what kind of headache the patient is suffering from.\n\nTo start off let\u2019s differentiate between primary and secondary types of headaches. But what does this mean? Simply put, primary headaches are a \u201cdisease themselves\u201d whereas, in secondary headaches, the headache is a symptom of another condition. So primary headaches would be migraines, tension-type headaches & cluster headaches. Secondary-type headaches are headaches caused by tumors, hemorrhage, other trauma, TMJ dysfunction, substance overdose, or neck pain aka the Cervicogenic headache.\n\nNow, let's take a closer look\u00a0at cluster headaches which are primary-type\u00a0headaches. Cluster headaches have a one-year\u00a0prevalence of 53 per 100,000 people around the world with men being affected around 3\u00a0to 4 times more often than women at the age\u00a0of 20 to 40.\n\n[embed]https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=ms281RCYuB4[\/embed]\n\nIn order for a headache to qualify\u00a0as cluster headache it has to fulfill certain\u00a0criteria:\n\nA.<\/strong> At least 5 attacks fulfilling criteria B-D\n\nB.<\/strong> An untreated episode lasts 15-180 minutes and shows severe or very severe unilateral orbital, supraorbital, and\/or temporal pain\n\nC.<\/strong> Headache matches either or both of the following:\n\n1.<\/strong> at least one of the following signs and symptoms, ipsilateral to headache:\n