Headache is one of the most common symptoms complained of by people who have had a concussion. At least half of people with headache following a concussion describe headaches with migraine features. The relationship of post-traumatic headache syndromes to migraine is unclear. Although many post-traumatic headache disorders resemble migraine, brain imaging research suggests that there are differences in the underlying brain mechanisms. It does seem clear that head trauma can make existing migraine worse and more difficult to treat.
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