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Hershey AD - A history of headaches in a family is very frequently noted when evaluating a child for recurrent, episodic headaches. Oftentimes, these headaches have migraine features, although the family may deny a history of migraine. This positive family history implies an inherited or genetic basis as a component to the underlying pathophysiology of primary headaches.

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