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Welcome to the community @Nikola, sorry you have the need to join us!! Unfortunately, the short answer is there really isn't a definitive answer to your question!! ive been a episodic clusterhead since 84.....42 glorious years now......before I got here 16 years ago my cycles we're fairly predictable.....18 to 19 month remission and 5 to 6 mo cycle usually beginning in August. But I know many folks that get 2 cycles per year and always have.....the untreated Beast truly has a mind of it's own!! Couple things you might look at here are high flow oxygen for aborting individual attacks, and the anti inflammatory vitamin D3 regimen to lessen the frequency and severity of attacks. Dallas Denny

What a great post. Thank you. I'm looking forward to perhaps a follow-up from @Craigo This seems possibly valid to me. I'm just wondering how you reached the conclusion, and why "undiagnosed." In Rozen's big 2011 study of people with CH, he asked about other medical conditions that people with CH have, but it doesn't seem that ADHD was among the possible answers. Someone at ClusterBusters might know whether another big study is planned (there was another one, after Rozen's, by Larry Schor), since CB is a source for research subjects. It seems like this is a question that might be asked (at least about diagnosed ADHD). Also, regarding dopamine, I admit to not having studied the two reports I posted in the research/scientific news section below, but I guess I could imagine that increased dopamine production accounts in part for the effect of D3 on mood.

So true Jeeb. Unfortunately full and continuous cessation has yet to be achieved through the D3 regimen. Less frequent attacks, regular cycles and intensity of attacks has been greatfully experience from many on the regimen making it a very useful tool for any CH sufferes toolbox.

"Completely CH free" isn't what everyone on the D3 regimen achieves, but glad you've arrived there!