Abstract
Cluster headache is a type of primary headache disorder characterized by severe, recurring pain that occurs in cyclical patterns or clusters. The term ‘cluster headache’ refers to the pattern of headaches that occur in groups or clusters, with periods of frequent attacks followed by periods of remission. A cluster headache attack usually lasts 15 minutes to 3 hours. Some people, however, may experience longer attacks. Cluster headaches are frequently accompanied by autonomic symptoms on the same side as the headache. These symptoms can include redness or watering of the eyes, drooping eyelids (ptosis), nasal congestion or runny nose, sweating, and a flushed face. As per the latest report published by Allied Market Research, the global cluster headache market is projected to portray a notable CAGR from 2022 to 2031. The cluster headache industry is experiencing growth due to factors such as a surge in cluster headache cases, The development of new and improved treatment options for cluster headaches, awareness and understanding of cluster headaches among patients, healthcare professionals, and the public, and ongoing research and development activities focused on cluster headaches.
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