Crying as a precipitating factor for migraine and tension-type headache

Fragoso, Yára Dadalti; Carvalho, R.; Ferrero, F Olgado; Lourenço, Darcya Maria; Paulino, Erica Regina

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“…Many studies have reported that migraine headaches started or worsened with consuming coffee, chocolate, and cheese. 19,27 In our study there was no difference between alcohol, cheese, chocolate, coffee, soda consuming and prevalence of probable migraine. We conducted the questionnaire to individuals based on their expressions therefore it might obscured the real relationship between consume tendency and migraine.…”

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The prevalence of probable migraine and sleep quality among women aged 20-49 living in a semi-rural area in western Turkey

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INTRODUCTIONMigraine is a chronic, progressive and debilitating disorder that has important effects on people's lives. 1 Migraine is responsible for 1.3% of years with disability in the world. Also all headaches are responsible for twice of this load. Migraine is one of the most common neurological disorders, with a one-year prevalence of approximately 18% in women and 6% in men and typically the highest prevalence occurs between the ages of 25 and 55 years in women.2,3 Attacks of migraine may be precipitated by a number of conditions such as hormonal changes, stress, fatigue and variations in sleep rhythm. 4 Despite all these conditions, the particular mechanisms of migraine precipitation are still unknown. 5Previous studies have found that migraine occurs with other illnesses at a greater coincidental rate than is seen in the general population.6 Migraine patients report sleep disturbances, most notably, increased trouble falling asleep which affects 50% of them. Other complaints include: waking up during night, fear or anxiety when falling asleep, falling asleep sweating, lacking of refreshing sleep, feeling tired upon awakening, snoring and restless movements while asleep.7 Impairment of the patients' quality of sleep and quality of life can be caused not only by the migraine attacks but also by additional problems such as sleep disorders, excessive fatigue and daytime sleepiness. Relationship between sleep quality and migraine has been known for more than a century, yet the exact pathophysiological mechanism of this ABSTRACT Background: We aimed to evaluate the prevalence of probable migraine, to examine the factors associated with probable migraine and to assess the level of sleep quality among women aged 20-45 who were living in the county town named Mahmudiye, in Eskisehir, in Turkey. Methods: The study was carried out in all women aged 20-45 years in Mahmudiye. 69.2% of women (n=570) comprised the study group. Questionnaire consisted of three parts: The first part included several socio-demographic, nutritional and health characteristics. The second part included questions about the headache type and third part included Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI). Migraine type headache was scanned via the International Headache Society (IHS) criteria for migraine. There were eight criteria which were defined by IHS. Individuals who possessed the six of the eight criteria were defined as "probable migraine". Results:The mean age of the participants was 32.8±7.3 years. Prevalence of probable migraine was 13.3% (n=60) and it was significantly higher in women who have been smoking and who had a physician diagnosed chronic diseases. Of the women, 45.1% had poor sleep quality based on the PSQI. The sleep quality of probable migraineurs was found significantly lower than healthy women. Conclusions: To control the probable migraine symptoms and attacks, we suggest to giving regular treatment to women with chronic diseases and reducing the smoking.

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The prevalence of probable migraine and sleep quality among women aged 20-49 living in a semi-rural area in western Turkey

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“…Fatores desencadeantes incluem, mas não se limitam a, mudanças dietéticas, déficit de hidratação, tensão elevada da musculatura da cabeça, pescoço e ombros, posições/postura inadequadas, ciclo menstrual, distúrbios do sono ou excesso dele, bruxismo, atividade mastigatória, consumo de determinados alimentos, bem como exposição a luz, odores fortes e barulhos 4,21,22 . Embora a relação causa-efeito não esteja totalmente esclarecida, fatores emocionais -tais como estresse, ansiedade e depressão -são o gatilho principal da CTT, em especial quando ocorrem de forma prolongada 4,22 .…”

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“…Embora a relação causa-efeito não esteja totalmente esclarecida, fatores emocionais -tais como estresse, ansiedade e depressão -são o gatilho principal da CTT, em especial quando ocorrem de forma prolongada 4,22 . Alterações climáticas com quedas bruscas de temperatura são cogitadas como possíveis causas da cefaleia tensional, devido ao aumento generalizado da tensão muscular resultante das baixas temperaturas, associado a uma menor ingestão hídrica, comum em períodos mais frios 4,21,22 . O consumo abusivo de determinadas substancias também pode desencadear a CTT: cafeína, por se tratar de uma substancia estimulante do Sistema Nervoso Central e desidratante; assim como analgésicos, tabaco e álcool 4,22 .…”

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“…O consumo abusivo de determinadas substancias também pode desencadear a CTT: cafeína, por se tratar de uma substancia estimulante do Sistema Nervoso Central e desidratante; assim como analgésicos, tabaco e álcool 4,22 . Fragoso et al 22 obtiveram em seu estudo que o ato de chorar teve uma ação potencial de gênese da cefaleia tensional em 55% dos casos analisados. Saueressig et al 23 concluíram que o uso exagerado de eletrônicos constitui um fator de risco para a CTT em adolescentes.…”

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Cefaleia do tipo tensional: revisão de literatura

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ResumoIntrodução: Cefaleia é uma dor de acometimento cefálico, sendo o sintoma neurológico mais comum e queixa médica muito frequente. Pode ser primária, quando é a patologia em si, ou secundária, quando representa um sintoma de outra patologia estrutural. Objetivo: Apresentar uma síntese das informações mais relevantes sobre a cefaleia tensional. Material e Método: Foi realizada uma revisão em livros e bases de dados eletrônicos, tendo como critério de inclusão artigos tidos como de grande relevância, publicados em português, inglês ou espanhol. Resultados: Destaca-se entre as primárias, a cefaleia tipo tensional, caracterizada por sensações dolorosas de caráter compressivo, leves ou moderadas, nas regiões frontal, parietal, temporal e/ou occipital, bilateralmente. É subclassificada de acordo com sua duração em episódica pouco frequente, episódica frequente e crônica. Sua fisiopatologia é complexa e envolve mecanismos periféricos e centrais de gênese da dor, devendo ser diferenciada de outros tipos de cefaleia. Exibe diversos fatores desencadeantes, em especial os de ordem psicológica, que na maioria dos casos podem ser evitados como forma de prevenção. Sua terapêutica pode ser farmacológica ou não, agindo de forma abortiva e/ou profilática. Conclusão: A cefaleia tensional, embora muito prevalente, é subdiagnosticada, geralmente pela falta de conhecimento de médicos generalistas, fato que pode resultar em adoção de planos terapêuticos indevidos e, consequentemente, culminar em prejuízo na qualidade de vida dos doentes. Este distúrbio é passível de prevenção, com mudanças de hábitos a fim de se minimizar ou extinguir fatores desencadeantes. Descritores: Cefaleia; Cefaleia do Tipo Tensional; Manifestações Neurológicas. AbstractIntroduction: Cephalea is a type of cephalic involvement pain, having neurological symptom as the most common aspect and it is a very frequent medical complaint. It can be either primary, when it is itself the pathology, or secondary, when it represents a symptom of another structural pathology. Objective: Showing most relevant information synthesis on tensional cephalea. Material and Method: A review on books and electronic data bases was held, having as inclusion criteria: great relevance articles which were published in Portuguese, English and Spanish. Results: Out of primary cephalea, the tensional one stands out, which is characterized by painful sensations of compressive nature, either light or moderate, on frontal, parietal, temporal and/or occipital, bilaterally. It is sub-classified according to its duration in infrequent, frequent and chronic types. Its therapeutics is complex and involves peripheral and central mechanisms of pain genesis, and it must be distinguished from other types of cephalea. It shows several triggering factors, specially psychological ones, which in most of cases can be prevented as a prophilaxis. Its therapeutics can be pharmacological or not, acting on an abortive and/or prophylactic way. Conclusion: Tensional Cephalea, although very prevalent, is underdia...

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“…Some Brazilian members of the IHS initiated their specialization in centers outside Brazil. Carlos A. Bordini, Maurice Vincent, Yára Dadalti Fragoso, and Deusvenir de Souza Carvalho spent some time during their training in Trondheim University Hospital, Trondheim, Norway, and a series of articles were published in collaboration with Ottar Sjaastad . We will mention a few other Brazilians and the IHS member under whose supervision they studied or worked with: Luiz Paulo Queiroz/Alan M. Rapoport; Fernando Kowacs/Peter Goadsby; Mario Peres/Stephen Silberstein.…”

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Headache Research and Medical Practice in Brazil: An Historical Overview

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Since the creation of the Brazilian Headache Society in 1978, substantial developments have taken place in both research and clinical practice in the field of headache medicine in Brazil. The Society now has almost 300 members throughout the country, actively working to improve the health of the general population and, in particular, diagnose and treat headache disorders. In addition, in a few large cities, such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, Ribeirão Preto, Curitiba, and Porto Alegre, headache specialists have come together to promote research projects and increase knowledge in the field through MSc, PhD, and postdoctoral programs. Furthermore, scientific journals have emerged and books have been published to record and disseminate Brazilian scientific production in headache medicine. In this narrative review, we will briefly describe some important aspects of headache medicine in Brazil from prehistoric times to the present day, discuss the origin of headache medicine as a specialty in Brazil, the principal publications dealing with headache disorders, the use of plants and other unconventional forms of treatment used by faith healers, the main training centers, and the research produced to date by Brazilians. In conclusion, in recent years enormous progress has been made in headache medicine in Brazil stimulating us to review and expand our role in an increasingly international scenario.

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Crying as a precipitating factor for migraine and tension-type headache

Cited by 9 publications

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The prevalence of probable migraine and sleep quality among women aged 20-49 living in a semi-rural area in western Turkey

The prevalence of probable migraine and sleep quality among women aged 20-49 living in a semi-rural area in western Turkey

Cefaleia do tipo tensional: revisão de literatura

Headache Research and Medical Practice in Brazil: An Historical Overview

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