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Headaches significantly impact patients; quality of life, with tension-type headaches and migraines being common. Evidence suggests that blood pressure and baroreceptors play a role in headaches. Carotid sinus massage (CSM) and the modified Trendelenburg position, techniques that stimulate carotid baroreceptors, may modulate autonomic nervous system activity to relieve headaches. The present study will be evaluate the effectiveness and safety of CSM in the modified Trendelenburg position for immediate headache relief.
Patients suffering from headaches or migraines will be subjected to a CSM while in the modified Trendelenburg position. The procedure will be repeated after a one-minute interval, up to three times. Clinical characteristics, hemodynamic parameters, and treatment responses will be recorded. Pain intensity will be assessed using a 10-point visual analog scale (VAS) before and after the intervention.
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Heberto J Suarez-Roca, MD, PhD
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