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Postpartum headache: diagnostic considerations
Abstract
Headache is a frequent presentation following childbirth. Headache assessment in postpartum women justifies specific diagnostic considerations, the main points of which are discussed in this review.
- postpartum
- Headache
- pregnancy
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