Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia
Cluster headache
Among the most severe pain a person can experience: strictly one-sided attacks around the eye, with tearing, a running or blocked nostril and restlessness, arriving in clusters over weeks.
~1 in 1,000 · more common in men · often misdiagnosed for years
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What Erin does about it
From your story to a working plan
- 01Intake specifically screens for the autonomic features and timing that distinguish cluster from migraine
- 02Your assessment flags any red flags and the need for urgent or specialist referral where appropriate
- 03Your clinician receives a structured history that shortens the path to effective treatment
- 04Education explains acute options and the importance of avoiding common triggers during a bout
