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Three treatments by venesection improved the headache substantially in
frequency, intensity, and duration of attacks
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Headache. 2007 Jun;47(6):926-8.
Chronic daily headache in hereditary hemochromatosis treated by
venesection.
Gaul C, Krummernerl P, Tamke B, Kornhuber M.
Department of Neurology, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenburg,
Halle, Germany.
Coincidence or causality between iron overload and headaches (e.g.,
daily headache, migraine, and cluster headache) is still under
discussion. Herein we report a patient suffering from hereditary
hemochromatosis (homozygous C282Y mutation; OMIM: 235220, Locus
6p21.3) and daily headache fulfilling the IHSD-2 criteria of chronic
migraine. Three treatments by venesection improved the headache
substantially in frequency, intensity, and duration of attacks. We
suggest treatment by venesection for iron depletion in patients
suffering from hemochromatois and headache.
PMID: 17578548 [PubMed - in process]
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