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ChronicDailyHeadacheWhoisatriskandwhatcantheprovider
doaboutit?
KarenWilliams,MSN,RN,FNP-BCTNP2017
PatientExperience• 56yearoldmalewithahistoryoftension/migraineheadachessincethe
1980’swhileonactiveduty- Tanker(heavygear,awkwardpositioningintanker),currentlyacontractor-workingontanks
• Headaches6daysperweek,3daysmild,3daysseverelasting3-5hours.Hastostayhome3daysperweek
• Evaluatedbyneurology,failedmultiplemedications/PTmadehisneckhurtmore
Disclosures
• Offlabeluseofmedications
• TheviewsexpressedinthispresentationarethoseoftheauthoranddonotreflecttheofficialpolicyoftheDepartmentoftheVeteransAffairs,DepartmentofDefense,orU.S.Government
Objectives
• Discusstheburdensandriskfactorsassociatedwithheadaches
• DefineChronicDailyHeadache(CDH)
• Reviewtensiontypeheadacheandmigraine
• IdentifystrategiestoreducethepatientschanceofdevelopingCDH
• IdentifytreatmentstotreatCDH
• Casepresentation
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EpidemiologyofHeadaches
• Primaryheadachedisorderisestimatedtoaffect45(+)millionindividualsintheUS1
• World-wide,thepercentageoftheadultpopulationwithanactiveheadachedisorderis46%2
– 42%sufferfromtension-type– 11%frommigraine– 3%fromchronicdailyheadache
Socioeconomic
• Headacheisthemostcommonpain-relatedcomplaintamongworkers3
• Mostcommoncauseofabsenteeismfromworkandschool 1
• OneofthemostcommoncomplaintsintheER,withover3millionERvisitsin20003
• Estimated$17billionannually,forthecostofhealthcareassociatedwithmigraines4
ChronicDailyHeadache
• 15ormoreheadachedayspermonth
• lasting4ormorehours
• for>3months5
Step1- Classifytheprimaryheadache
• Chronicmigraine(CM)– hasfeaturesofmigraine;atleast8dayspermonth,relievedbyatriptanorergotderivative5
• Chronictensiontypeheadache(CTTH)- bilateralpressure/painlastinghourstodays,mildtomoderateintensity,notworsenedbyexertion5
• Newdailypersistentheadache(NDPH)
• Hemicraniacontinua
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Tension- TypeHeadache
• Themostcommonprimaryheadache
• Painisbilateral,oftendescribedaspressing,band–likeorvise-like.Intheforehead,templesorbackofheadandneck
• Intensity- Mildtomoderate
• Canlastfrom30minutesto7days
• Canbeassociatedwithphotophobiaorphonophobia butnotboth
Tension(Continued)
• Oftenaccompaniedbyfatigue,inadequatesleep
• Triggeredbystress,fatigueoremotionalbursts
• Usuallynotaggravatedbyphysicalactivity
• UsuallyrelievedwithOTCanalgesics,relaxation,reductionofstress
• Frequentlycoexistswithmigraine5
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Migraine
• Recurrentepisodesofgenerallyunilateral(maybebilateral),pulsating/throbbingpain
• Usuallyaggravatedbyphysicalactivityandoftenrelievedwithsleep
• Painismoderatetosevereanddebilitating
• Associatedsymptomsofnausea,vomiting,photophobiaandphonophobia
• Timeframeof4to72hours,ifuntreated
Step2- HeadacheEvaluationandDiagnosis
• Accurateandthroughheadachehistory
– FamilyHx,PersonalmedicalHx,Hx ofheadtrauma,Timeframeofheadache,ageofonset,howfrequent,duration,triggers,aggravatingfactors,co-morbidillnesses,impactonfamilyandwork/school
– Clinicaldescriptionoftheheadache:Location,intensity,natureofthepain,precedingsymptoms,auraorneurologicsymptoms
– Dotheyhavemorethan1typeofheadache?
Helpfulquestions
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DiagnosisofMigraineorTTH
• Helpfulquestions:– Howdoheadachesinterferewithyourlife?
– HowFrequentlydoyouexperienceheadachesofanytype?
– Hastherebeenachangeinyourheadachepatternoverthelast6months?
– Howoftenandhoweffectivelydoyouusemedicationstotreatheadaches?7
HeadacheAssessmentTools
• HeadacheCalendar- iHeadache/Migrainebuddy (freephoneapps)
• HeadacheImpacttest(6questions)– Helpspatientscommunicatetheseverityoftheheadachepaintotheirprovider
• TheMigraineDisabilityAssessmentQuestionnaire(5questions)– Measuresheadache-relateddisabilityin:work/school,householdandfamily/social
• MigraineSpecificQualityofLifeQuestionnaire(MSQ)(14questions)– RoleFunction-Restrictive– RoleFunction- Preventive– EmotionalFunction
Step3- PhysicalExam
• Neurologicalexam:Cranialnerves,Strength,Coordination,DTR’s(rule-outpapilledema,diploplia,facialweakness,gaitdisturbances,nuchalrigidity)
• ROMofneck/PalpationoftheTMJandoccipitalnerves(lookingfortendernessoredema,triggerpointsinparaspinal,shoulderareas)-
• BloodPressure:diastolicover120mmHgareassociatedwithanincreaseinheadaches
• ConsiderCBC,CMP,Thyroidfunctiontesting,Vit Dlevel(Lookingfortreatablecause)8
•Rule out a systemic illness or other organic cause
Triggerpoints
WithpermissionfromSeanRiehl RealBodywork
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RedFlagsSNOOP4
• Systemicsymptomsordisease(fever,weightloss,jawclaudication)
• Neurologicsignsorsymptoms(motorweakness,memoryloss,papillaryabnormality,sensoryloss)
• Onsetsudden(if<60sec,calledthunderclapheadache)
• Onsetbeforeage5orafterage50
• Patternchangefrompriorheadaches
SNOOP4(continued)
• PrecipitatedbyValsalvamaneuver- worrisomeforunderlyingvascularlesion
• Positional– headacheprecipitatedbylayingdownorstandingup
• Papilledema- elevatedintracranialpressure8,9
DiagnosticsforRedFlags
• Imagingstudies:Ctofhead,MRI– Lookingforstructuralabnormalities
• BloodchemistriesandBloodcounts– Sed rateshouldbemeasuredinadultsthatare50andolder
• Lumbarpuncture(afterobtainingbrainimaging):insuspectedmeningitis,subarachnoidhemorrhage,Pseudotumor cerebri,encephalitisorsystemicillness(lupus,sarcoidosis,vasculitis)7
Step4- IdentifyExacerbatingFactors
• Medicationoveruse• Caffeineoveruse• Depression/anxiety/stress• IncreasedBMI• Suboptimalsleep- <6or>8,Sleepapnea- untreated• Loweconomicstatus• Frequencyofbaselineheadache- greaterfrequencyleadstoprogression• Nutrition/diet- skippingmeals• Tobaccouse• Priorheadornecktrauma*• AnyuseofbarbituratesoropioidscanincreasechanceofCDH,toinclude
Butalbital(Fioricet)9,10
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Step5- ActionPlan
• Preventative
• Acutetreatments
• Lifestylemodifications
• Education- ongoing
• Realisticexpectations
MigraineTreatments
AbortiveTreatmentsforMigraine
• Abortives:– Firstline:NSAIDSorAcetaminophen– Firstlineifmoderatetosevere:Tripitans
• Constrictdilatedbloodvessels,reduceneuropeptidereleaseandinhibitimpulsetransmissioncentrallywithinthetrigeminovascularsystem
– Ergotamine/Dihydroergotamine (DHE)– Oxygeninhalation(100%)forclustermigraine11,12
Sleep Headache
Irritability/MoodCognitive
SymptomInteraction
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PreventativeTreatmentsforCDH/Migraines
• Considerif4ormoreheadachespermonth,considerco-morbidconditions– Propranolol*– Topiramate*– Divalproex*– Antidepressants– TCA’s– NSAIDS– Tizanidine– CalciumChannelBlockers- Clustermigraine9,10
*FDAapprovedformigraineprevention
Preventives(continued)
• Riboflavin(Vit B2)- Dosedat100mg,2tabstwiceperday
• Magnesium400mgperday(doseinevening)10
• OnabotulinumtoxinA (Botox)*• Cefaly*
• Acupuncture- moreresearchshowingthistobepromising13
• OccipitalNerveBlocks9,10
• BiofeedbackandCognitivetherapy 9,10
EffectiveTreatmentforCDH
• Effectivetreatment- basedontherightpreventativetreatment
• Successat50%lessheadaches
or
• 50%decreaseinintensity9
• Needtimeformedicationortreatmenttowork
• Startlow
• Rightdosage
• Closefollow-up9
MedicationOveruse
• Startingapreventativemedicationwhilestoppingtheoffendingagentishelpful
• Whenweaningofftheoffendingagentatransientincreaseinheadachecanoccurlasting2-10days
• Considershortcourseofcorticosteroids,NSAIDS,ordihydroergotamine(unlesstheseweretheoffendingagent)
• Occipitalblocks9,10
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Headache
EpisodicHeadache•Characterizetype•Abortivetherapy
•Maximum6doses/week
ChronicDailyHeadache•>15HAdayspermonth•Analgesicrebound•Prophylaxisiskey
Abortive ProphylaxisOnsetofaction~4wks
Avoidnarcotics&Benzos
NSAIDs•GIsideeffects
IbuprofenNaproxenSodiumAcetaminophenAspirin
Triptans•ContraindicatedinpatientswithCAD
Imitrex inj/oral/NSZomig oral/NSMaxalt/Relpax/AxertAmerge/Frova
CombinationMedications•RiskofW/D
Excedrin
Beta&AlphaBlockersPropranolol-helpw/anxietyPrazosin- helpw/NightmaresandpossiblyETOHabuse
Anti-depressants•Mayimprovemood•Improvessleep
Tofranil/Nortriptylline/AmitryptillineVenlafaxine/DuloxetineParoxetine/Fluoxetine/MirtazapineTrazodone
AEDS•NeuropathicpainGabapentin•MoodlabilityValproic acidTopirimate
AlternativesPromethazineMetoclopramideProchloroperazineOndansetronTizanidineOccipitalblockAcupuncture
CAMBio-feedbackVit B2/MagnesiumAcupunctureBOTOXPT/ChiropracticCefalyCES-Alpha-stim
Education
• Headachecalendar• Sleephygienetechniques• Abstinence/limitedalcoholuse• Propernutrition/limitedcaffeine/properwaterconsumption• Copingstrategies/Journaling/Stressmanagement• Limiteduseofabortivemedication/avoidoveruseheadaches
• Realisticexpectations9,10
AdditionalModalities
Whenmedicationisnotworkingornottolerated
(Botox)InjectionParadigm:31InjectionSitesAcross7MuscleAreas
BOTOX*PrescribingInformation,February2014;2.Blumenfeld,Headache.2010
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TranscutaneousSupraorbitalNeurostimulation/Cefaly
• FDAapprovedforpreventionofmigraine(March2014)• Varyingresults- needtouseitdailyfor20min• CurrentlynotcoveredbyInsurance
– Cost$349.00,packof3electrodes$25.00(goodfor20treatmentseach)
CranialElectrotherapyStimulationAlpha-stimAID
• FDAapprovedfortreatmentofAnxiety,Depression,Insomnia
• Noneedtomonitorlabs/minimalsideeffects/nodependency
• Costsavingsinreductionofothermeds/treatments
Acupuncture
Qi,orenergy,travelsalong12mainpathwaysormeridianswithinthebody
Healthisinfluencedbythequality,quantityandbalanceofourQi
Qiisprofoundlydisturbedbytraumaticstress
• Cochranesystemicreview2016– Acupunctureshouldbe
consideredformigrainepatientsforprevention,particularlyifhavingadverseeffectsfrommedications
– Acupunctureeffectsizewasstaticallysignificantlylargerinrealacupunctureversesshamacupunctureforchronicheadaches
– Acupunctureshouldbeconsideredfortreatingepisodicorchronictensionheadaches17
Auriculotherapy/AuricularAcupuncture
WithpermissionfromTerryOleson,Ph.Dwww.auriculotherapy.org
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MobileApps
• Breath2Relax
• VirtualHopeBox
• MindfulnessCoach
MobileAPPS
• http://t2health.dcoe.mil/products/mobile-apps
• http://t2health.dcoe.mil/sites/default/files/T2-TSWF-AIM-Client-Handout-Aug2016-web.pdf– Checklistforproviderstorecommendspecificappsorwebsites
Peppermintoil
• Welltolerated- usedforaromatherapy,topicaluse,enema• Helpfulfor:
– Tensionheadache– IrritableBowel– Non-ulcerdyspepsia– Nausea– Relaxessmoothmuscle/relievescolonicspasmswithbariumenemas
Peppermintoil
• Wheningestedsideeffects- allergicreactions,heartburn,perianalburning,blurredvision,nausea/vomiting
• MayinhibitcytochromeP4501A2system
• Contraindicated- Hiatalhernia,severeGERD,gallbladderd/o,cautionwithpregnancyandbreastfeeding.(Hasbeenusedtotriggermenstruation)
• Shouldnotbeusednearthefaceofinfantsduetopotentialtocausebronchspasms 14,15
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Lavender
• Thoughttoactonthelimbicsystem,wheninhaled,especiallyontheamygdalaandhippocampus-
• Safetyconcerns- shorttermsafe,needlongtermstudies,someconcernforgynecomastiawhenappliedtoskin.SomeGIupsetwheningested
• Donotingestduringpregnancyorbreastfeeding
• Helpfulfor-– Anxiety– Depression– Insomnia
• Nopotentialfordrugabuse16
EmpatheticListening
• Noonecareshowmuchyouknow,untiltheyknowhowmuchyoucare”– TheodoreRoosevelt
CasePresentation
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ChronicDailyHeadache
Veteranwith21yearsactiveduty
Background
• 56yr oldmalewithahistoryoftension/migrainessince1980’s
• StartedwhileworkingataTanker,heavygear,awkwardpositioninginthetanks
• Describedasstartingasapressurethatbuildsover15min- inthecervicaloccipitalarearadiatingforward,stabbingpainthroughtheeyesthrobbing/achingassociatedwithphotophobia/phonophobia,occasionalnausea,worsewithexertion.
• 3/wk ratedas3-5/10lasting3-4hours,3/wk ratedas7-8/10lasting4-5hours
• Hastoleaveworkabout3daysperweek
Background(continued)
• Unsurewhattriggerstheheadaches
• TreatedwithExcedrinmigraine/cyclobenzaprine,Layinginadark,quietroomwithicetohishead,eyesandneck
• Preventative:GabapentinandVenlafaxineforbackpain(doesnotfeelthesehelpwiththeheadaches)
• Pasttreatments:Nortriptyline,Topamax,Depakote,Robaxin,Naprosyn,Midrin.PTmadehisneckhurt
• CTofheadWNL,MRIofc/spineandL/spine- DDDandspinalcanalstenosisofC/spine- declinedsurgeryorinjectionsforcervicalspine
SocialHistory
• RetiredfromArmyafter21yrs asE7(SergeantFirstClass)MOSTanker,deployedduringGulfWar
• Divorced,14yr oldsonchildren/Somecollege
• Notobacco/NoETOH/1cupofcaffeine- coffee/Dietbalanced/Walking&householdduties/hobbies- activitieswithhisson
• Spiritualaffiliation-Christian
• Currentstressors:“mydivorce”,keepmysonhappy,finances
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MedicalHistory
• Migraine,cervicalradiculopathy,lowbackpain,OSA,Anxiety/depression,Allergicrhinitis,HTN,Colitis(duetoNSAIDS)
• NKDA
• Surgical- Rightshoulderreconstruction,Rfoot
• FamilyHx-Non-contributory
SignificantExamFindings
• NeurologicexamWNL
• Bilateraloccipitaltenderness,reproducesheadachewithpalpation,musclespasmsofcervicalandtrapeziusmuscles
• Teethwithsignsofbruxism
Treatment• Education onfindings,treatmentconsiderationstoincludeAcupuncture,
Botox,Occipitalblocks
• Selfhelpstrategiestoinclude,icetothebackofthehead,Breathingandneckexercises,Magnesium400mg.StopdailyuseofExcedrin
• EncouragedtocontinuewithMentalhealth
• Startedwithacupunctureandalpha-stim(failedcefaly)
Outcomes
• At2nd visit3weekslater,hestoppedExcedrin- headachesreducedto2-3mild/week,intheposteriorarea
• 1monthlaterusingalpha-stimtoreduceeachheadache,TEN’sunitforshoulderandbackpain,goingtoacupuncturistweeklyandworkingwithmentalhealthonthenightmares
• 3monthslater- Headachesremainmildatabout3perweek,continuestoavoidExcedrin,usingpeppermintoil,mindfulnessforrelaxation
• Theenvironmentoftheheadacheclinicallowedhimtorelax,hewasnowawareofhistriggersandworkingonrelaxingmore
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Summary
• Step1- Classifytheprimaryheadache- TensionandMigrainearethemostcommonprimaryheadaches
• Step2- Accurateandthroughheadachehistory
• Step3- Physicalexam/ruleoutsystemicillness
• Step4- Identifyingexacerbatingfactors
• Step5- ActionPlan- Acute,preventative,lifestylemodifications,educationisakeycomponent(RealisticExpectations)
HeadachetableMigraine Tension-Type CDH
Location Unilateral Bilateral VariesIntensity ModeratetoSevere MildtoModerate Mild tosevere
Duration 4to72 hours 30mins to7days Minutestohours.15ormoreheadachedayspermonthfor3monthsormore
Quality Pulsating Pressure/Tightening Variesdependingthetypeofprimaryheadache
AssociatedSymptoms
Nausea,vomiting,photophobia,phonophobia
Photophobia orphonophobia(butnotboth)
Lookformedicationoveruse,exacerbatingfactors
Female:Maleratio 3:1 1.3:1 Nopreference
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KarenWilliams,MSN,RN,[email protected]
704-706-5519