PPT-An Osteopathic Module for the Pediatric Migraine Patient

Rachael ZanottiMorocco DO American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians Background AT Still DO was known to cure a migraine with a swing Migraines are common in the pediatric population Migraines affect 4 of children in the US 50 of children that present to their primary doctor with the complaint of headache are diagnosed with migraine The male to female ratio in children is 11 Migraines are characterized by throbbing pain nausea vomiting photophobia . Kevin M Kapadia, MD. Meriter Medical Group Neurology. Madison, WI. Objectives. Headache Disorders comprise a large portion of inpatient and outpatient primary care, pain medicine, and neurologic care, of which migraine headache disorders are one of the most common.. Care. Duren Michael Ready, MD FAHS ADAAPM. Director, Headache Clinic. Baylor Scott & White central division. DMReady@tamhsc.edu. Disclosures. Family Physician. Certified in Headache Medicine. Advanced . My head doth ake . O Sappho! Take . Thy fillit, . And bind the paine; . Or bring some bane . To kill it.. Robert Herrick (1591–1674). The Head-ake. History. Migraines described by Egyptians as early as 1200 BCE. Remedy: Acupuncture and Herbs. Time: 1-2 weeks the Migraine is away.. Cost: $380CAD. Success Rate: >85%.. Offer Herbs for prevention. . Migraine. A headache with throbbing pain that is usually worse on one side of the head. . (MSUCOM). History of Osteopathy. First Established by Andrew Taylor Still. Founded American School of Osteopathy (A.T. Still University) 1892. Radical protest against turn of the century medicine. Recognized the importance of treating illness. David Watson, MD. Director, WVU Headache Center. EPIDEMIOLOGY . AND IMPACT. Resolving barriers to care requires several interventions. Migraine is . a common, often disabling disease of the nervous system. Touro University SOMA Chapter. April 18, 2017. Introductions . Kelsey Lee – OMS 1, . UCD. . Daniel Tae-Gun Gin – OMS 1, Cal. Kevin Hsu – OMS 1, Cal . Yaswanraj. (Ashwin) . Yuvaraj. – OMS 1, . Lisa R. Chun, DO, MS, . C-NMM/OMM, FNAOME. Associate Professor and Department Chair, OMM. Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine . (910) 893-7719. lchun@campbell.edu. Osteopathic Philosophy and Brief History. x0000x0000Osteopathic RecognitionRequirementsAccreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education ACGMEPage of ContentsIntroductionOsteopathic Program PersonnelDirector of Osteopathic EducationIBOsteo OSU Spring Fling 2019 . Disclosure. I have no relevant financial relationships or affiliations with commercial interests to disclose.. Objectives. Review the 5 models of osteopathic patient care. Discuss osteopathic considerations in relation to the pediatric patient. Stress, anxiety, excitement, and tension may all lead to a migraine attack. 1. Moreover, some people report reduction or relief of stress as a trigger – so-called ‘weekend’, or ‘let-down’ headaches. Migraine is a chronic neurological disease with episodic attacks of head pain. 1. If caused by another medical condition, the headache is said to be a secondary headache. 2. Migraine is characterised, including by . *p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p≤0.001; values shown in black are odds ratios comparing chronic migraine and episodic migraine. AMPP=American Migraine Prevalence and Prevention; COPD=chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; PHQ-9=Patient Health Questionnaire – 9 items. An electronic diary study followed 62 people with migraine over 3 months. 1. The most the frequent trigger factors on headache days were . stress. , . fatigue. , and . sleep deprivation. 1. Headaches with trigger factors were more severe than those without trigger factors.