How Aware Are Migraineurs of Their Triggers?

Baldacci, Filippo; Vedovello, Marcella; Ulivi, Martina; Vergallo, Andrea; Poletti, Michele; Borelli, Paolo; Nuti, Angelo; Bonuccelli, Ubaldo

doi:10.1111/head.12083

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“…Patients came from a population of migraineurs published before 15,16,17 . Each patient was interviewed following a structured questionnaire that included demographic characteristics, duration of migraine illness, duration of migraine attack, headaches per month, scoring of global intensity on a verbal numeric scale from 0 (no pain) to 10 (extremely intense pain), quality of pain, site of pain, associated headache symptoms (the presence or not of photophobia, phonophobia, osmophobia, nausea/vomit, throbbing pain, autonomic signs), headache triggers 15 .…”

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Migraine features in migraineurs with and without anxiety–depression symptoms: A hospital-based study

Baldacci

Lucchesi

Cafalli

et al. 2015

Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery

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Migraine features in migraineurs with and without anxiety–depression symptoms: A hospital-based study

Baldacci

Lucchesi

Cafalli

et al. 2015

Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery

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“…One study examined this issue in 120 adults with migraine offered unstructured and then structured reporting; 72.5% of patients reported at least 1 migraine trigger using unstructured self‐report. In the same sample, 100% reported at least 1 trigger when selecting from a list …”

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“…In the same sample, 100% reported at least 1 trigger when selecting from a list. 34 Schurks et al used a principal component analysis to identify subtypes of migraine based on their triggers (among other migraine features). Their sample included 1675 women with migraine in a sub-study of the Women's Health Study.…”

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Trigger Factors and Premonitory Features of Migraine Attacks: Summary of Studies

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We conclude that trigger factors and premonitory symptoms are very common, but that the frequency estimates vary widely based on the study approach and population. We recommend that multimodal approaches are necessary for the comprehensive study of predictive biophenotypes as determined by triggers and premonitory symptoms, including retrospective and prospective cohort studies and case-crossover studies.

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“…Okidači glavobolje su faktori koji pojedinačno ili u kombinaciji uzrokuju napad glavobolje kod osetljivih pojedinaca [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Mnoge studije pokazuju da oboleli od glavobolje prijavljuju razne okidače [7].…”

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Frequency of certain triggers in patients suffering from headaches

Radmilo¹,

Simić²

2016

Tim Med Glas

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1) SREDNJA MEDICINSKA ŠKOLA ,,DR RUŽICA RIP" SOMBOR, (2) UNIVERZITET U NOVOM SADU, MEDICINSKI FAKULTET NOVI SAD, (3) KLINIKA ZA NEUROLOGIJU, NOVI SAD Sažetak:Okidači glavobolje su faktori koji uzrokuju napad glavobolje kod osetljivih pojedinaca. Identifikovanje okidača glavobolje je važno jer se izbegavanjem okidača smanjuje mogućnost nastanka ataka glavobolje. Ciljevi rada su: utvrditi da li napadima glavobolje prethode okidači, koji okidači prethode kod ispitanika obolelih od migrene, glavobolje tenzionog tipa i ostalih primarnih i sekundarnih glavobolja i da li postoje razlike u učestalosti okidača između ovih glavobolja. Istraživanje je sprovedeno tokom 2014. godine na Klinici za neurologiju Kliničkog centra Vojvodine u Novom Sadu. U istraživanju je bilo uključeno 220 ispitanika. Primenom Međunarodne klasifikacije glavobolja iz 2013. godine, postavili smo dijagnozu tipa glavobolje i sve ispitanike svrstali u tri grupe. Prvu grupu, od 66 ispitanika, činili su oboleli od migrene. Drugu grupu, od 41 ispitanika, činili su oboleli od glavobolje tenzionog tipa. Treću grupu, od 113 ispitanika, činili su oboleli od ostalih primarnih i sekundarnih glavobolja. Istraživanje je sprovedeno retrospektivno, uzimanjem podataka iz izveštaja lekara specijaliste. Ispitanici su sami navodili okidače glavobolja. Podaci su uređeni u programu Microsoft Excel 2013. Za testiranje hipoteze da li postoje razlike u učestalosti okidača između tri grupe glavobolja korišćen je Pirsonov χ 2 test. Prisustvo bar jednog okidača prijavilo je: 62% (41/66) ispitanika obolelih od migrene; 41% (17/41) ispitanika obolelih od glavobolje tenzionog tipa i 32% (36/113) ispitanika obolelih od ostalih primarnih i sekundarnih glavobolja. Promena vremena, stres, menstruacija i premor su najčešći okidači kod sve tri grupe ispitanika. Analizom podataka utvrđeno je da postoje statistički značajne razlike u učestalosti okidača između ispitanika obolelih od migrene, glavobolje tenzionog tipa i ostalih glavobolja. Napadima glavobolje prethode brojni okidači. Najosetljiviji na prisustvo okidača su oboleli od migrene. Ključne reči: okidači, migrena, glavobolja tenzionog tipa, ostale glavobolje. Summary:Headache triggers are factors which cause headache attacks in sensitive individuals. It is important to identify these triggers because their avoidance decreases the possibility of headache attacks. Objectives: To find out whether headache attacks are preceded by triggers, which triggers appear with patients who suffer from migraine, tension headache and other primary and secondary types as well, and if there are differences in trigger frequency between these headache types. The research was conducted in 2014 at The Neurology Clinic of The Clinical Centre of Vojvodina, Novi Sad. It included 220 examinees. Applying the international headache classification from 2013 we diagnosed the headache type and classified the examinees into three groups. The first group of 66 examinees consisted of patients who suffered from migraine. The second group of 41 examinees consisted o...

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How Aware Are Migraineurs of Their Triggers?

Abstract: A relevant discrepancy between the number of spontaneously recognized triggers and the total number of triggers was found. This may suggest that migraineurs display poor awareness about headache triggers.

Cited by 27 publications

References 12 publications

Migraine features in migraineurs with and without anxiety–depression symptoms: A hospital-based study

Migraine features in migraineurs with and without anxiety–depression symptoms: A hospital-based study

Trigger Factors and Premonitory Features of Migraine Attacks: Summary of Studies

Frequency of certain triggers in patients suffering from headaches

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