This document discusses the symptoms of psoric migraine. It notes that the pain of a psoric migraine can be located in the frontal, vertex, or temporal regions of the head, or all over the head. The pain is described as sharp, severe, and paroxysmal, and may occur on one side. Aggravating factors include morning, motion, cold, hunger, and anxiety, while ameliorating factors include rest, quiet, sleep, warmth, and natural eliminations. Accompanying symptoms can include fear, anxiety, apprehension, red face, throbbing carotids, hot flushes ending in little perspiration, and vertigo aggravated by looking up or rising from sitting.

1. Psoric migraine
Dr md shahriar kabir, BHMS (DU)
Lecturer, Chronic disease, case taking & repertory
Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College
Mirpur14, Dhaka 1206
Bangladesh
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E-mail: microdoshirok@gmail.com
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2. Location
Frontal.
Vertex.
Temporal.
Over the whole head.
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3. Sensation
Sharp, severe & paroxysmal.
The pain may appear on one side only.
Long standing.
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4. Modalities
Aggravated by: in morning; from motion; cold; hunger & anxiety.
Ameliorated by: rest; quiet; sleep; warmth & natural eliminations.
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5. Concomitants
Mental symptoms such as fear, anxiety & apprehension.
Red face with throbbing of the carotids.
Hot flushes ending with little perspiration.
Sweat on head during sleep.
Vertigo, aggravated by looking up suddenly, rising from a sitting position or from
emotional disturbances.
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