The migraine attack is classically divided into the prodromal, aura, headache and postdromal phase. Previous studies have highlighted non-headache symptoms associated with migraine occurring during the prodromal or postdromal phase. This study aimed to track the evolution of non-headache symptoms throughout all phases of the migraine attack. We also wished to delineate the phenotype of patients with more symptomatic migraine episodes and explore the association between non-painful symptoms and migraine disease activity and patients' disability.
Tracking the evolution of non-headache symptoms through the migraine attack / Messina, Roberta; Cetta, Ilaria; Colombo, Bruno; Filippi, Massimo. - In: THE JOURNAL OF HEADACHE AND PAIN. - ISSN 1129-2377. - 23:1(2022). [10.1186/s10194-022-01525-6]
Tracking the evolution of non-headache symptoms through the migraine attack
Messina, Roberta;Cetta, Ilaria;Filippi, Massimo
2022-01-01
Abstract
The migraine attack is classically divided into the prodromal, aura, headache and postdromal phase. Previous studies have highlighted non-headache symptoms associated with migraine occurring during the prodromal or postdromal phase. This study aimed to track the evolution of non-headache symptoms throughout all phases of the migraine attack. We also wished to delineate the phenotype of patients with more symptomatic migraine episodes and explore the association between non-painful symptoms and migraine disease activity and patients' disability.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
