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Expected LUMHS Merit-MBBS Closing for Session 2025-26 - LUMHS Tagged Districts - with MDCAT-2024 Validity.

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📝 MDCAT 2025 Exam Format

Total MCQs: 180

Total Marks: 180

Duration: 3 Hours (180 minutes)

Each MCQ = 1 mark

No negative marking (unless officially stated otherwise)

📚 Subject-wise Distribution:

Biology: 81 MCQs

Chemistry: 45 MCQs

Physics: 36 MCQs

English: 9 MCQs

Logical Reasoning: 9 MCQs

📊 Difficulty Level Breakdown:

Easy: 15% → 27 MCQs

Moderate: 70% → 126 MCQs

Difficult: 15% → 27 MCQs

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TYPES OF HEADACHES
There are several types of headaches, each with its own causes and characteristics. It is important to note that headache is not a disease in itself but a sign or indicator that there is something wrong somewhere in the body.
Here are some common types of headaches and how they can be managed or treated:

Tension Headaches:
Causes: Often related to stress, muscle tension, or poor posture.
Treatment: Over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen, relaxation techniques, stress management, and improving posture can help alleviate tension headaches. Lifestyle changes to reduce stress can also be beneficial.

Migraines:
Causes: Migraines are believed to be related to changes in blood flow and brain chemistry. Triggers can include certain foods, hormonal changes, stress, and sensory stimuli.
Treatment: Migraine-specific medications, prescribed by a healthcare provider, can help manage migraines. Avoiding triggers, getting enough sleep, and practicing relaxation techniques may also help prevent or reduce the frequency and severity of migraines.

Cluster Headaches:
Causes: The exact cause is not known, but they often occur in clusters over a specific period, with severe, recurring pain.
Treatment: Oxygen therapy and certain medications prescribed by a healthcare provider can help manage cluster headaches. Some preventive medications may also be recommended.

Sinus Headaches:
Causes: Often associated with sinusitis, which is inflammation or infection of the sinuses.
Treatment: Treating the underlying sinusitis with antibiotics (if it's bacterial) or other appropriate treatments can alleviate sinus headaches. Over-the-counter decongestants and pain relievers may provide relief.

Caffeine Withdrawal Headaches:
Causes: Occur when regular caffeine consumers suddenly reduce or stop their caffeine intake.
Treatment: Gradually reducing caffeine intake and staying hydrated can help prevent caffeine withdrawal headaches. Over-the-counter pain reli