Recognition and Therapeutic Management of Migraine in 2004, in France: Results of FRAMIG 3, a French Nationwide Population‐Based Survey

Lucas, Christian; Géraud, G; Valade, Dominique; Chautard, Marie-Hélène; Lantéri-Minet, Michel

doi:10.1111/j.1526-4610.2006.00430.x

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“…OTC medication included aspirin, other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), paracetamol (acetaminophen), and paracetamol with caffeine (Bigal 2008;. Similar findings have been reported from other large studies in France and Germany (Lucas 2006;Radtke 2009). …”

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Sumatriptan (Rectal Route of Administration) for Acute Migraine Attacks in Adults

2012

Journal of Pain & Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy

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Sumatriptan (Rectal Route of Administration) for Acute Migraine Attacks in Adults

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“…In a population study, persons with migraine had higher depression and anxiety compared to healthy subjects: there is limited evidence that patients who were aware of their condition reported slightly better scores [35]. Limited evidence exists on the association between migraine frequency and anxiety [36], while there is strong evidence that general emotional problems are associated with increased disability [26] and reduced HRQoL [37].…”

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A systematic review of the psychosocial difficulties relevant to patients with migraine

Raggi¹,

Giovannetti²,

Quintas³

et al. 2012

J Headache Pain

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Migraine is a common disease which causes significant burden to individuals, in terms of personal suffering and activity reduction, and to societies, in terms of disease cost. The purpose of this study is to identify the most relevant psychosocial difficulties related to migraine, the variables associated with them and the most relevant determinants of their evolution over time. MEDLINE and PsychINFO were searched for studies published in English between 2000 and 2010 that examined psychosocial difficulties in persons with migraine with and without aura, from clinical trials and observational studies. Information on the description of each difficulty, its determinants of onset and change over time and associated variables were extracted and categorized at a higher level. In total, 34 difficulties have been collected from 51 papers: the most frequent were reduced vitality and fatigue, emotional problems, pain, difficulties at work, general physical and mental health, social functioning and global disability. Evidence exists that pharmacological treatments have an impact toward improvement in patients’ difficulties, in particular emotional problems, physical and mental health, difficulties with employment and global disability. Migraine treatments and decreased headaches frequency are the major determinants of improvements in psychosocial difficulties, while no information is available for determinants of worsening; understanding the role of such factors is of primary public health relevance, given the high prevalence and the relevant personal and societal costs of migraine.Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article (doi:10.1007/s10194-012-0482-1) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.

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“…Initially, the headache attacks are episodic and increasing in frequency over months or years in some patients, leading tochronic migraine, in which headaches occur at least 15 days per month (17) . However, most of them do not seek medical care (18,19) .…”

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Prevalence of Migraine Among Female Students at Taibah University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Garah¹,

Neyaz²,

Shaqrun³

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IJAR

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Background:-University studentsare routinelycomplaining of triggers, especiallyirregular sleepand stress, which are commonly associated with migraineattacks. Objectives:-To assess the prevalenceof migraine headache among female students at Taibah University (Saudi Arabia) and to determine the common triggering and palliative factors of migraine headache among female University students. Methods:-A cross-sectional study was carried out among female university students.Participants who had suffered from two or more headaches in the previous 3 months were subjected to the IDMigraine screening test, then who had at least two positive answers of the screening test were confirmed as a migraineursbased on the diagnostic criteria of the International Headache Society for migraine. Results:-Migraine was detected among 244 out of 395 students (61.8%).Physical stimulation as (light, loudness, change in weather, certain smells) were the most triggering factors of migraine in 170/244 (69.7%) of migraine students. The most important relieving factors were rest and sleep in 155/244 (63.5%), medication in (33.2%), followed by darkening room in (30.3%), message in (20.1%), and coffee drink in (18%) of migraine students. This study showed significant association between migraine headache and family history of migraine and studying in theoretical colleges. Conclusions:-The prevalenceof migraine among female students in Taibah University was high in comparison to other studies. The study recommend raising awareness towards migraine among students and teaching them how to deal with such a disabling condition to achieve optimum coping techniques aiming to a better quality of life.Copy Right, IJAR, 2013,. All rights reserved.

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Recognition and Therapeutic Management of Migraine in 2004, in France: Results of FRAMIG 3, a French Nationwide Population‐Based Survey

Abstract: Migraine medical diagnosis and follow-up remain low in France. Careful medical consultation is a prime factor for migraine subject self-awareness of migraine, continued consultation, and use of recommended medications for the treatment of migraine attacks.

Cited by 111 publications

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Sumatriptan (Rectal Route of Administration) for Acute Migraine Attacks in Adults

Sumatriptan (Rectal Route of Administration) for Acute Migraine Attacks in Adults

A systematic review of the psychosocial difficulties relevant to patients with migraine

Prevalence of Migraine Among Female Students at Taibah University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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