Pronunciation: /sɛfəˈlældʒiə/
noun a medical term for headache or pain in the head or brain
A1 My head hurts, I think I have cephalalgia.
A2 She took a painkiller for her cephalalgia.
B1 The doctor diagnosed him with cephalalgia and prescribed medication.
B2 Chronic cephalalgia can significantly impact a person's quality of life.
C1 The neurologist specializes in treating complex cases of cephalalgia.
C2 Research is ongoing to better understand the underlying causes of cephalalgia.
formal The patient was diagnosed with cephalalgia, also known as a headache disorder.
informal I have a really bad cephalalgia today, I can't focus on anything.
slang My cephalalgia is killing me, I need to take some painkillers.
figurative Dealing with that difficult client is giving me a cephalalgia.
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