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iHuman case Bebe Babbit – Attempt 3697194

BB is a 26-year-olf female who presents with complaints of a headache behind her L eye worsening over the past few months. She states she has a family history of migraines and has had them herself for over ten years. She states during these episodes, she has nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, sensitivity to light and noise, and is unable to function normally. Patient denies any recent trauma. Patient’s neurological exam is normal, and vision is 20/20 bilaterally.

iHuman case Attempt – Bebe Babbitt

BB, 26 y/o, female, complaining of consistent- character headaches that started 10 years ago with recent increase in frequency and severity. Reports throbbing headache localized behind the left eye lasting 15 hours at the most with the highest intensity of 8-10. States preceding flashing lights on bilateral visual fields before headaches. Also reports nausea and vomiting with headaches; claims light and stress seem to worsen the episodes; and says sleep relieves the headaches. States Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen used to be effective in managing the pains. Patient concerned about not being able to study or work when headaches occur.

iHuman case Attempt – Bebe Babbitt

Bebe Babbitt is a 26 year old female who presents to the clinic with unilateral headaches that that she has experienced for the last 10 years but have worsened over the last couple of months. They can occur every 1-2 weeks and last up to 15 hours. She endorses eating chocolate, junk food, red wine, graduate school, and part time work contributing to headaches. Headaches are localized behind left eye and cause nausea, vomiting, photophobia, and phonophobia. Vital signs and physical exam are unremarkable.

iHuman case Attempt – Bebe Babbitt

The patient is a 26-year-old female with a 10-year history of headaches, presenting today with incapacitating unilateral headaches that have increased in both frequency and intensity over the past two months. She reports that the headaches now occur every 1–2 weeks and last up to 15 hours per episode. She notes a possible correlation with stressors related to graduate school, part-time employment, and consumption of red wine, chocolate, and processed foods. Headache episodes are preceded by blurred vision and accompanied by photophobia, phonophobia, nausea, and vomiting. Vital signs and physical examination, including a comprehensive neurological exam, are non-contributory.

iHuman case Attempt – Bebe Babbitt

BB, a generally healthy, 26 yr old female grad student of psychology presents with severe unilateral headaches that have increased in frequency and intensity over the past few months. Reports the headaches now occur every 1-2 weeks, lasting up to 15 hours. States possible correlation to stressors of school, work, wine, chocolate and junk food. Experiences blurred vision prior to onset, photophobia, phono-phobia, and nausea and vomiting with headaches. Reports 10 year history of recurrent headaches, mother also has long history of frequent headaches. Physical exam including neurological exam are non-remarkable, denies headache/n/v at time of exam.

iHuman case Attempt – Bebe Babbitt

Bebe is a 26-year-old female presenting to the clinic today after experiencing an increase in frequency and intensity in her headaches over the last two months. She has a 10 year history of these headaches and also reports that her mother experienced these headaches in her own lifetime as well. Per the pt’s description, headaches are unilateral and begin behind the left eye. Headaches are preceded by visual disturbances. Patient experiences, nausea, vomiting, and photosensitivity during headaches and headaches that can last up to 15 hours. Headaches are relieved by over-the-counter Tylenol and Advil, as well as low stimulation. Patient reports possible correlation between stressors and consumption of red wine, chocolate, and junk food. She is currently a full-time graduate student and works part time as a waitress. No other prior medical or family history to report.
Neurologic exam is negative. No head trauma.

iHuman case Attempt – Bebe Babbitt

B.B. is a 26-year-old female presents to clinic due to chronic headache which has been worsening with its severity and increased frequency. Headache often accompanies with nausea and vomiting. The client reports aura with scintillating scotoma 30 minutes prior to its onset, headache last 15 hours with severity of 8-10, pain localized behind the left eye. Ibuprofen/Acetaminophen no longer effective. Headache trigged by lights, and sound. Resting in the dark room usually helps the client. Social factors are eating habit with excessive chocolate/snack, stress, lack of stress reduction measure such as exercise and leisure activities. Normal vital signs, other nurological assessments are intact, unremarkable.