Which of the following types of headaches are characterized by unilateral or bilateral throbbing pain that is recurrent? Generally, there is an event that triggers the pain causing nausea, irritability, or phonophobia.

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This type of headache is a classic migraine, which is characterized by recurrent throbbing pain that can be one-sided (unilateral) or both-sided (bilateral). It is often triggered by an event and accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, irritability, or phonophobia. Occipital headaches are localized to the back of the head and neck, tension headaches are characterized by a band-like pain that is non-throbbing, and polar headaches are not a recognized type of headache.

Which of the Following Types of Headaches Are Characterized by Unilateral