Chronic Headaches and Sleep Disorders
Archives of Internal MedicinePublished 11 August 1997
Teresa Paiva
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Headaches occurring during the night or early morning are often related to a sleep disturbance, and the question of the interaction and association of sleep-related headache and periodic limb movement syndrome is unresolved.
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Headaches occurring during the night or early morning are often related to a sleep disturbance.
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