Case 812 · ICHD-3 3.3.2
3.3.2 Short-lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache attacks with cranial autonomic symptoms (SUNA)
- Origin
- Synthetic
- Language
- English — also available in German
- Contributed by
- Imported case — Primary Headache Vignettes LLM Generated, Zwanzig, Oct.26 (Zwanzig D. Primary Headache Vignettes LLM Generated (Oct. 2026): synthetic ICHD-3 headache vignettes, chapters 1–4. headache.bench.)
- Validation
- Synthetic; automatically verified against ICHD-3, not clinically validated.
Anamnesis
A 34-year-old delivery driver has been troubled by a headache pattern over the past two months. He describes single, isolated stabs of severe pain above one eye, always the same side, each attack running for roughly three and a half minutes. During the pain his nose on the affected side runs clear fluid, but the eye stays white and there is no tearing at all. He is now having about four attacks a day and has lost count beyond an estimated twenty-three since they started. He reports no nausea, no vomiting, and no sensitivity to light or sound.
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