Expert Opinion: Headache and Pituitary Tumors

tolerate ambiguity, ” headache specialists must be any-thing but neurotic. At times it is not clear which abnormalities detected on MRI might cause head-ache or are instead incidental findings. CASE 1 A 37-year-old woman was seen with a chief com-plaint of new onset headaches for 2 months without any prior history of significant headaches. She described a generalized throbbing and aching pain with an intensity of 10/10 associated with light and noise sensitivity and blurred vision in both eyes but no nausea or aura lasting about 3-4 hours with ibu-profen but then recurring requiring another dose of medication. The headaches were occurring about every other day. She was not aware of any triggers.