Headache & Intracranial Pressure

1.A female patient aged 28 years c/o sudden onset of thunderclap headache followed by loss of consciousness reported to the casualty. O/E patient unconscious, her blood pressure is 160/100mmhg and weakness on the left side of the body

• a) What is the probable diagnosis. How will you diagnose it clinically
• b) Write the etiology of the condition
• c) What are the investigations required
• d) Write the treatment for this condition

2.A 46-year-old female presented with sudden occurrence of severe headache of her life associated with vomiting and giddiness.  List three probable diagnosis  What would be the clinical findings to support any one of your listed diagnosis  Outline the investigations required in this condition  Outline management in the patient

1.Treatment of migraine

2.Prophylaxis management of migraine

3.Clinical features of normal pressure hydrocephalus

4.Migraine

5.Benign increased intracranial tension ( ICT )

6.Common migraine