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Fugue associated with migraine
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Fugue states are characterised by a complete loss of memory for all personal details. Although often witnessed on stage and screen, real-life fugue states are rare. They are often psychogenic and rarely organic in origin. Here a case of fugue in a patient with migraines is reported. It is possible that cerebral vasoconstriction in this case caused the memory impairment; this is supported by cerebral hypo-perfusion demonstrated on SPECT scanning. The patient’s fugue resolved after treatment for migraine.
Title: Fugue associated with migraine
Description:
Fugue states are characterised by a complete loss of memory for all personal details.
Although often witnessed on stage and screen, real-life fugue states are rare.
They are often psychogenic and rarely organic in origin.
Here a case of fugue in a patient with migraines is reported.
It is possible that cerebral vasoconstriction in this case caused the memory impairment; this is supported by cerebral hypo-perfusion demonstrated on SPECT scanning.
The patient’s fugue resolved after treatment for migraine.
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