A 62-year-old patient has a history of essential hypertension treated with monotherapy for 2 years and active smoking (45 pack-years). for about two weeks, he has been complaining of daily headaches which usually appear during the second half of the night. At the beginning, they gradually faded during the morning. For about 3 days, they have been constant. These headaches are described as diffuse in the head, are fluctuating in intensity, and are accentuated by physical activity. he also complains of inappetence and nausea which are also progressive. the patient is afebrile. What syndrome do you evoke in front of this table?
Migraine status
Chronic daily headaches
Meningeal syndrome of infectious origin
Intracranial hypertension
Meningeal syndrome linked to subarachnoid hemorrhage