Alice Wonderland Syndrome common in childhood and migraines
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“Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is most commonly reported during childhood and migraine episodes.”
Summary
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome predominantly occurs in children, with many cases presenting during childhood. It is frequently associated with migraine, either occurring as a migraine aura or alongside migraine episodes. The condition is generally benign and often resolves in the pediatric years.
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- Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS): prevalence and ... - PMC
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- Alice in Wonderland syndrome: A systematic review - PMC
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- Alice in Wonderland syndrome: A rare neurological ... - PMC
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- Alice in Wonderland Syndrome - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
An MRI and EEG, both are normal. Providing assurance is the main stay of the treatment. The symptoms of Alice in Wonderland resolve in approximately 40% of the children. The symptoms continue in another 40% children. One quarter of patients subsequently develop migraine [61].
- Alice in Wonderland syndrome as aura of migraine
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- [Alice-in-Wonderland syndrome as first presentation of migraine in a child] - PubMed
[Alice-in-Wonderland syndrome as first presentation of migraine in a child]
- Alice in wonderland and other migraine associated phenomena-evolution over 30 years after headache diagnosis - PubMed
Conclusions: Motion sickness and distortions of both space and time persist into the fifth decade for many patients initially observed with headaches in childhood. The correlation with migraine is less clear than previously thought. Keywords: ...
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