Headache, neurogenic

Indications External invasion of wind evils headache. Common cold and flus with headache, migraines, tension headache, neurogenic headache, acute and chronic rhinitis and sinusitis, vertigo... 

I Unlabeled Uses Treatment of neurogenic pain, panic disorder prevention of vascular headache, pruritus in idiopathic urticaria... 

Since neurogenic inflammation may be important in the pathophysiology of vascular headache (Moskowitz, 1991 Gothert et al., 1995), the use of specific H3 receptor agonists could be useful in the treatment of such disease (Mansfield, 1990). 

There is some evidence that the pulmonary edema and vascular coUapse may be of neurogenic origin also. The symptoms in animals systemicaUy poisoned by the y-isomer alone are essentially similar to those caused by mixtures, although the onset may be earlier. Workers acutely exposed to high air concentrations of lindane and its decomposition products show headache, nausea, and irritation of eyes, nose, and throat. 

Neurogenic headache, parestesia and pains in the extremities. Chills and photophobia. 

In some conditions, the pain appears to be caused by a complex mixture of nociceptive and neuropathic factors. An initial nervous system dysfunction or injury may trigger the neural release of inflammatory mediators and subsequent neurogenic inflammation. For example, migraine headaches probably represent... 

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