What are cluster migraines?
Cluster migraines are severe headaches in which there may be an initial prodrome. They come in one of various cluster patterns in periods lasting at least 7 days: from one attack per day to eight per day with an average frequency of several days to over a month, usually with remissions, i.e., headache-free periods with variable duration of weeks up to more than years between the clusters lasting 1.4– 2 years.[1Migraine - Related Articles
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