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Most patients with acute headache have benign disorders, and only occasionally do they prove to have a life-threatening illness. However, in immunosuppressed patients the diagnosis may be difficult because occult infection is always possible: yet symptoms, signs and routine tests can be misleading. We present such a patient in whom several possibilities were entertained before the correct diagnosis was made.

A 67‐year‐old kidney transplant patient with headache of uncertain origin