By UPTODATE: the typical presentation of a tension-type headache attack is that of a mild to moderate intensity, bilateral, nonthrobbing headache without other associated features. Descriptions of TTH pain are characteristically nondescript: "dull," "pressure," "head fullness," "head feels large," or, more descriptively, "like a tight cap," "band-like," or a "heavy weight on my head or shoulders."
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