Study of the Degree of Correlation Between Clinical, Neurological, Neurophysiological Symptoms of Headache in Women of the Kashkadarya Region and Assessment of the Prognosis of Disease Complications

Background. Headache is one of the most common symptoms occurring in various diseases for which one should seek medical attention from a neurologist. Bo is the most common form of pain in the world. According to the Washington State Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, there were 1.89 billion cases of tension-type headache worldwide in 2016. According to the International Classification of Headache Revision 3 (ISGB-3, 2018), primary pain, in which no organic cause is identified, and secondary pain are due to organic damage to the central nervous system (CNS) or somatic diseases. Craniocerebral tension (CCN) includes a group of other primary cephalgias associated with migraines, autonomic trigeminal cephalgias, and various conditions.