2013
DOI: 10.1001/jama.2013.747
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Association Between Childhood Migraine and History of Infantile Colic

Abstract: The presence of migraine in children and adolescents aged 6 to 18 years was associated with a history of infantile colic. Additional longitudinal studies are required.

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“…This correlation might be explained by the studies of Sillanpaa [37] and Romanelli et al, [38]. The authors postulated a molecular link between these two conditions in the form of Calcitonin gene-related peptide "CGRP" which is released during migraine attacks and is potentially also involved in the pathogenesis of abdominal pain by causing inflammation of sensory GI neurons.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This correlation might be explained by the studies of Sillanpaa [37] and Romanelli et al, [38]. The authors postulated a molecular link between these two conditions in the form of Calcitonin gene-related peptide "CGRP" which is released during migraine attacks and is potentially also involved in the pathogenesis of abdominal pain by causing inflammation of sensory GI neurons.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally speaking, these symptoms are not indicative of disease, and thus hospital admission for these infants is generally unnecessary, detrimental, and not to be encouraged (Savino 2007a). However, about 5% of colicky, crying infants do have a serious, underlying medical problem (Freedman 2009;Savino 2007a), and there is evidence that older children presenting with migraine are more likely to have been babies who had suffered colic (Romanello 2013). Therefore, all colicky infants should undergo a complete medical assessment in order to exclude underlying medical conditions that require investigation and treatment (Savino 2010a).…”
Section: Description Of the Conditionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3) у 30-80 % детей с ДПС семейный анамнез отягощен по мигрени; 4) известны случаи, когда у детей в одной семье встречались различные формы ДПС, тогда как у других детей -типичные мигренозные головные боли; 5) по мере взросления ребенка нередко проис-ходит трансформация одной формы ДПС в другую с последующим формированием в старшем возрасте мигрени, вероятность развития которой в зависимости от формы ДПС составляет 30-80 %; 6) отсутствие отклонений по данным лаборатор-ных и инструментальных методов обследования у па-циентов с ДПС и мигренью; 7) эффективность в некоторых случаях при ДПС антимигренозной терапии; Синдром младенческих абдоминальных колик [23,31,42] Syndrome of infant abdominal colics [23,31,42] Синдром циклической рвоты плюс [13] Cyclic vomiting plus syndrome [13] Синдром рекуррентных болей в конечностях [46] Recurrent pain syndrome in extremities [46] Синдром «Алисы в стране чудес» [36,44] "Alice in Wonderland" syndrome [36,44] Синдром «оглушенного состояния» [44,49] Сonfusional migraine [44,49] Синдром «красного уха» [36] "Red ear" syndrome [36] *По Международной классификации головных болей 3-го пересмотра (2013). Корректная диагностика ДПС нередко сложна, что обусловлено рядом объективных и субъективных причин.…”
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