Farjam Farzam, M.D. Pediatric Neurology
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1 Headaches in Children Farjam Farzam, M.D. Pediatric Neurology University of Kentucky
2 Headaches in Children Common complaint in pediatric population. All age groups. 2-3 years old. Teenagers/Adolescents. <2 years: uncertain diagnosis.
3 Headaches in Children Prevalence: -7 years old: 35-50% 50% -15 years old: 60-80%
4 Headaches in Children Common referral to Pediatric Neurologists. Relieve pain/discomfort. Relieve parental anxiety/fears. Exclude intracranial i disease: Brain tumors, Aneurysm. Misinterpreted by PCP/families: Allergies, sinusitis, eye sight.
5 Headaches in Children Challenging diagnosis in young children. Limited verbal, language abilities. Poor localization, quality. Non-specific complaint. Pain rating scale: not helpful. Associated with other illnesses.
6 Headaches in Children Serious impact: -Physicaly -Emotional: stress, anxiety, anger. -Social: parents, employments. -Academic: absenteeism, grades. -Financial: medications,,jobs.
7 Sources of Headache Pain Intracranial: -Cerebral Arteries -Dural Arteries -Large Cerebral Veins -Venous Sinuses -Dura Mater brain base Extracranial: -Skull muscles -Extracranial Arteries -Sinuses -Periosteum -Cervical roots: C1-C3 -Cranial nerves: CN5
8 Inflammation Vasodilation. Common Headache Displacement. Traction. Stretch. Mechanisms Prolonged muscle contractions.
9 International Classification of Headache Disorders Primary Headache Disorders Secondary Headaches
10 Primary Headache Disorders Migraine Headaches Tension-type Headaches Cluster Headaches Hemicranium i continuum
11 Secondary Headache Disorders: -Infections: CNS, OM, Sinusitis. -Inflammatory disorders: Vasculitis, SLE -Head trauma -Tumors, Abscess -Stroke -Seizures -Pseudotumor cerebri -Toxicity, Withdrawal: Caffeine -HypertensionH t i
12 Common Clinical Headache Patterns a)acute Recurrent: migraines b)acute Generalized: systemic illnesses c)acute Localized: OM, sinusitis, trauma d)chronic i Progressive: masses, hemorrhageh e)chronic Non-progressive: depression, anxiety
13 Evaluation of Headaches Onset: new or chronic Location Quality Frequency Severity Duration Pattern Triggering factors Function Impact
14 Migraine Headaches 75% of all headache referrals. Hereditary disorder. Family history: 90% All races and ethnic groups.
15 Migraine Headaches Prevalence: < 7 years: 2.5% 7 years-puberty: 5% Postpubertal: 10% Gender: Female to Male -Same: < 7 years - 3:2 > 7 years -Estrogen Factor
16 Migraine Headaches Ti Triggering i Factors: -Stress -Exercise -Foods: Chocolate, Caffeine, Cheese, MSG, Nitrites, Aspartame, Nuts, Alcohol.
17 Migraine Headaches Triggering Factors: -Sleep deprivation -Head Trauma -Oral contraceptives -Allergies -Environmental pollution.
18 Migraine Headaches: Clinical Syndromes *International Headache Society (IHS) classification: A)Migraine without Aura (Common) B)Migraine with Aura (Classic) -Complicated migraines C)Childhood Periodic Syndromes
19 Classic Migraine Headaches Biphasic Event: a)auras: -Waves of cortical excitation. i -Neuronal depolarization (Ca+ channels) -Back to front. -Decreased blood flow: no true ischemia. -Transient neurological disturbances.
20 Classic Migraine Headaches Auras: -Visual: Dots, spots, colored/sparkling lines, Hemianopia, Transient blindness. -Others: Paresthesia, Aphasia, Confusion, Weakness.
21 Classic Migraine Headaches b)increased Blood flow: -Trigeminovascular system activation -Headache: dull, intensifies. Forehead, temples, eyes, diffuse. Unilateral or Bilateral. -Nausea, Vomit, Photophobia, Phonophobia -Sleep: helpful.
22 Classic Migraine Headaches Attacks: -Auras alone. -Headaches alone. -Both.
23 Common Migraine Headaches More common type. Monophasic. No auras. Headache, nausea, vomit, photophobia, h phonophobia. Sleep: helpful.
24 Migraine Equivalent Syndrome Now under Migraine with Aura. Term is no longer used. Focal, complicated migraine patterns. Familial Hemiplegic Migraine Sporadic Hemiglegic Migraine Basilar Migraine.
25 IHS Classification of Migraines Ophthalmoplegic Migraines: -Omitted -Under Cranial Neuralgias -CN III, IV, VI, headaches. Confusional Migraines: -Omitted -Overlap of hemiplegic and basilar types.
26 IHS Classification of Migraines Childhood Periodic Syndromes: * Precursors of Migraine: -Cyclic Vomiting -Abdominal Migraine i -Benign Paroxysmal Vertigo of childhood -Benign Paroxysmal Torticollis
27 Migraine Headaches Diagnosis: -History -Physical Exam: general, neurological -Neuroimaging: * Not routinely recommended.
28 Migraine Headaches Neuroimaging: CT, MRI of brain Abnormal exam Atypical features Progressive symptoms Seizures Uncertain diagnosis
29 Management of Migraine Education Acute Attacks Prophylaxis
30 Education Reassurance Lifelong condition Hope/Optimism Avoid narcotics, addictive i drugs, triggers: Stress, sleep deprivation, diet, alcohol, pollution, allergies, exertion.
31 Acute Attacks Ibuprofen Acetaminophen Excedrin Indomethacin. Hypnotics: -Promethazine (Phenergan) -Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) Antiemetics: Compazine
32 Acute Attacks Triptans Dihydroergotamine (DHE): -Migranol -Nasal spray. -Intravenous: cardiovascular side effects
33 Triptans Selective Serotonin Agonists Not FDA approved in children. -Exception: *S Sumatriptan nasal spray: >12 y.o. Off label use common.
34 Triptans Safe and effective. Non-sedative sedative. 5-6 years old.
35 Common Triptans 1)Sumatriptan (Imitrex) 2)Zolmitriptan (Zomig) 3)Rizatriptan (Maxalt) 4)Almotriptan (Axert) 5)Frovatriptan (Frova) 6)Eletriptan (Relpax)
36 Common Triptans Imitrex: tablets, nasal sprays, subcutaneous injections. Maxalt: sublingual tablets Zomig: sublingual tablets, nasal sprays
37 Migraine Prophylaxis Increasing severity Increasing frequency: > 3 per month. School absenteeism. Effective: 4-6 weeks
38 Migraine Prophylaxis Tricyclic Antidepressants -Amitriptyline (Elavil) Beta Blockers: -Propranolol l(inderal) -CNS effects -Avoid in Asthma, CHF, Depression
39 Migraine Prophylaxis *Antiepileptic Drugs: -Valproate (Depakote) -Topiramate (Topamax) -Gabapentin Gb (Neurontin) i) Antihistamines: -Cyproheptadine (Periactin)
40 Analgesic Rebound Headache Common in children; Migraine patients Dull, generalized, low intensity Frequent, cyclic OTC use Interfere with activities i i Management: discontinue/minimize analgesic use Effects: 4-6 weeks
41 Caffeine Headaches Common in children, adolescents. Soft drinks, Tea, Coffee, chocolate milk Headache: dull, diffuse, frontotemporal areas. Anxiety, malaise.
42 Caffeine Headache Cycle: -Use more to relieve/avoid headaches. -Addiction Mechanism: direct effect, withdrawal Management: -Discontinue Caffeine -Effects: 4-6 weeks
43 Tension Headaches Stress, Depression, Anxiety Divorce, custody battles Abuse: physical, sexual, verbal Sh School problems Peer relations
44 Tension Headaches Headaches: -Dull, aching -Diffuse, bilateral -Morning: last all day -Almost daily -No nausea, vomit,,photo/phonophobia p p
45 Tension Headaches Examination: normal Analgesic rebound headache: may be present Management: -Address/resolve the cause of stress -Discontinue analgesics.
46 Sinusitis Common diagnosis: parents, PCP Fever, cough, congestion, poor airway clearing. Tenderness: frontal, maxillary sinuses Pain behind nose: Ethmoidal, Sphenoidal sinuses.
47 Sinusitis Increased pain: -Blowing nose -Bending head forward Diagnosis: -Clinically, X-Rays, CT scans. -Asymptomatic, coincidental. Treatment: -Decongestants, antibiotics, surgery.
48 Pseudotumor Cerebri Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension (IIH) Syndrome: -Increased Intracranial pressure (ICP) (+/-) Papilledema -Normal brain imaging results -Normal CSF content.
49 Pseudotumor Cerebri Idiopathic: >11 years old. Causes: < 6 years old. Obese, overweight female: common
50 Pseudotumor Cerebri Drugs: Vitamin A Tetracycline Corticosteroids Thyroid replacement Nalidixic Acid Oral Contraceptives Infections: Otitis Media Sinusitis Mastoiditis Head Trauma
51 Pseudotumor Cerebri Systemic Disorders: -Iron Deficiency Anemia -Leukemia -SLE -Vitamin A deficiency -Vitamin D deficiency -Polycythemia Vera Metabolic Disorders: -Diabetic Ketoacidosis -Hyperthyroidism -Hypoparathyroidism -Pregnancy -Galactosemia -Adrenal insufficiency -Hyperadrenalism
52 Pseudotumor Cerebri Headache: -Diffuse -Wake up in AM -Night (severe) -Increased: coughing, straining, exertion Dizziness, irritable, somnolent
53 Pseudotumor Cerebri Visual symptoms: -Blurry, double vision -Visual loss: temporary or permanent. Tinnitus, ataxia, paresthesia. Examination: -Papilledema -CN 6 palsy -Visual defects
54 Psudotumor Cerebri Diagnosis: -History, examination -Head CT, MRI: normal -MRV -Lumbar puncture: high opening pressure -Visual field test/exam
55 Pseudotumor Cerebri Management/treatment: -Lumbar Puncture -Acetazolamide (Diamox) -Lumboperitoneal Shunts -Optic Nerve Fenestrations
56 Conclusion History and examination: key elements. Avoid unnecessary imaging Identify triggering factors Patient education Analgesic rebound headache, Caffeine Prophylaxis: essential.
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