Patient presents with a complaint of postpartum headache consistent with a migraine.  Onset occurred approximately [number] days postpartum.  The patient describes the headache as [throbbing, pulsating, pressing, etc.] located [unilaterally, bilaterally, location].  The pain is characterized as [mild, moderate, severe] in intensity.  Associated symptoms include [nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia, aura].  The patient denies fever, neck stiffness, or other neurological deficits.  Headache duration is typically [duration].  Patient's obstetric history is significant for a recent delivery on [date].  No personal or family history of migraine prior to pregnancy is reported.  Physical examination reveals [normal neurological exam, tenderness to palpation].  Differential diagnoses considered include postpartum preeclampsia, tension headache, and cerebral venous thrombosis.  Based on the clinical presentation and temporal relationship to delivery, a diagnosis of postpartum migraine is made.  Treatment plan includes [rest, hydration, analgesics such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, avoidance of migraine triggers, consideration of triptans if indicated and safe for breastfeeding, follow-up as needed]. Patient education provided on migraine management, breastfeeding considerations related to medication use, and warning signs to report.  ICD-10 code G43.411 (Migraine without aura, postpartum onset) is assigned.