Objective: This study aims to characterize refractory post-dural puncture headache (PDPH),
a condition that may persist long after obstetric anesthesia procedures, potentially …

Post-dural puncture headache (PDPH) is a common complication of epidural and spinal
anaesthesia in obstetric medicine. In rare cases, PDPH can be associated with …

A14-year-old female presented with a 3-day history of generalized headache, photophobia,
neck stiffness and nausea. She had no history of neurological illness or trauma. Clinical …

Headache, which has a variety of causes, is a common and disabling complaint following
childbirth. An important aetiology not to be missed is headache from epidural spinal …

Methods A 32-year old primigravida underwent cesarean section under a combined spinal-
epidural. She had a medical history of panic attacks and depression. On the second …

BACKGROUND: Increased risks of cerebral venous thrombosis or subdural hematoma,
bacterial meningitis, persistent headache, and persistent low back pain are suggested in …

Headache is a common finding in the postpartum period, caused by a spectrum of different
conditions. Most headaches in the postpartum period are self-limiting and benign in etiology …

Background In obstetrics, post-dural puncture headache is a well-recognised complication.
Typical symptoms include fronto-temporal or occipital headache, worsening with ambulation …

Importance Women giving birth have high rates of dural puncture secondary to neuraxial
anesthesia and are at high risk for a resulting headache. It appears to be unknown whether …

Post‐dural puncture headache is a consequence of cerebrospinal fluid loss, leading to
reduced intracranial pressure. Its classical symptoms include a frontal‐occipital headache …