Sean L Davidson, Luke Emmence, Sara May Motraghi-Nobes, Emily Bickerstaff, George Rayers, Godrule Lyimo, Joseph Kilasara, Mary Chuwa, Fortunatus Kisheo, Elibariki Kisaruni, Sarah Urasa, Emma Mitchell, Catherine L Dotchin, Richard W Walker
Assessing frailty amongst older people admitted to hospital in a low-income setting: a multicentre study in northern Tanzania
BMC geriatrics
successful management migraine childhood adolescence starts making correct diagnosis assessing impact migraine childadolescents quality life including impact education family life social activities understanding childs familys concerns reasons seeking medical advice important starting point management plan pharmacological treatment go handinhand appropriate advice maintaining healthy life style avoidance triggers aggravating factors exploring comorbid disorders may influence response treatment compared available adult patients pharmacologic treatment options migraine children adolescents relatively untested limited present time therefore individual management plan appropriate use medications including limitations acute treatment prevention migraine agreed well understood patient hisher carers school teachers order achieve best results treatment acute migraine episodes given early possible onset headache using appropriate dose childs age weight correct formulation route administration preventive treatment given regularly dose titrated achieve maximum benefit least adverse effect least 68 weeks judgment made efficacy regular monitoring treatment response facilitated prospective headache diaries followup