Dr. Fred Cohen
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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And that's why I can feel pulsating.
The blood vessel is fine, but the area around it is sensitized.
And I also, going on myth, you know, you brought that up, everyone commonly thinks a migraine has to be one-sided behind the eye.
No, it could be anywhere in the head.
Now, one-sided behind the eye is the most common, but I have people who come thinking they have a neck issue or back and the head pain.
I go, no, if it's the migraine, you know, criteria.
So, it really could be anywhere in the head.
It's not just focused behind the eye.
So there are three primary headaches, and you named them all.
So tension, which I call, if you will, the regular headache, very broad.
It's a mild to moderate pain.
Then you also brought up cluster.
Cluster is a very specific kind of headache.
It's sudden, immediate.
That one has to be behind the eye, one-sided, super severe pain for 15 minutes to three hours.
And then migraine.
So the way we come to a diagnosis is the sort of clinical picture of the pain.
Some of the two most important things is duration and the quality.
A migraine must be – and I want to stress that this is not black and white.
Pain is subjective.
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