re could this be a migraine in article uupcb factory com jim zisfein factory com jim zisfein writes headaches that seriously interfere with activities of daily living affect about of the population doesn t that sound like something a primary care physician should know something about i tend to agree with hmo administrators family physicians should learn the basics of headache management absolutely unfortunately most of them have had weeks of neurology in medical school and month maybe in their residency most of that is done in the hospital where migraines rarely are seen where are they supposed to learn those who are diligent and read do learn but most don t unfortunately sometimes i wonder what tension type headaches have to do with neurology anyway we are the only ones sometimes who have enough interest in headaches to spend the time to get enough history to diagnose them too often the primary care physician hears headache and loses interest in anything but giving the patient analgesics and getting them out of the office so they can get on to something more interesting i am excepting migraine which is arguably neurologic headaches i hope you meant inarguably gordon banks n jxp skepticism is the chastity of the intellect and geb cadre dsl pitt edu it is shameful to surrender it too soon
