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Stanford University

The Mystery Headache: CSF Leak - A Fixable Cause of Daily Headache - 2023 Update

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Overview

Explore the often-overlooked diagnosis of spontaneous intracranial hypotension (CSF leak) in this informative lecture by Dr. Ian Carroll from Stanford University. Delve into the mysterious symptoms associated with chronic migraine, including headache, nausea, neck stiffness, and tinnitus, which worsen throughout the day but improve when lying down. Learn how this condition is frequently misdiagnosed as POTS, Chiari, chronic migraine, new daily persistent headache (NDPH), or concussion. Discover the effective treatment options available for CSF leaks and gain insights from Dr. Carroll, a board-certified expert in Headache Medicine, Addiction Medicine, Pain Medicine, and Anesthesiology. Access additional resources, including a related video on migraine and positional headaches, as well as Stanford Health Library's free mindfulness and meditation materials to support overall well-being.

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The Mystery Headache: CSF Leak - A Fixable Cause of Daily Headache - 2023 Update

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