About Thunderclap Headaches
What Is A Thunderclap Headache?
Thunderclap headache refers to a severe and sudden-onset headache that reaches its peak intensity within seconds to minutes. The name “thunderclap” describes the sudden and intense nature of the headache, often likened to a thunderclap sound. They can be a symptom of an underlying serious condition, and prompt medical attention is necessary to determine the cause and provide appropriate treatment.
Thunderclap Headache Diagnosis
How Do We Diagnose A Thunderclap Headache?
Thunderclap Headache Symptoms
Head pain
Neck stiffness or pain
Altered Consciousness
Nausea and Vomiting
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