Precipitating and Aggravating Factors In Migraine Attack

Abstract

Purpose: The aim of the present study is to estimate the frequency of precipitating and aggravating factors of migraine with and without aura in neurology outpatient clinic. Methods: We evaluated 20 0 patients with migraine (37 with aura and 163 without aura). The questionnaire inquired about the following precipitating and aggravating headache factors: stress, straining, menstruation, reading, driving, lack of sleep, oversleeping, not eating on time, sleeping low pad, expedition, fatigue, specific foods/drinks, alcohol, cigarette, drugs, head trauma, smell, light, noise, physical activity, sexual activity, cough, bending over, neck movement, weather. Results: The result of our study demonstrated that stress, straining, lack of sleep, not eating on time, fatigue and noise trigger the migraine attacks (equally in with and without aura migraine) more than the other factors. Reading (p=0.013), traveling (p=0.02), smoking (p

Keywords

• Migraine,attack,precipitating and aggravating factors

Migrende Basagrisini Tetikleyici Ve Kötülestirici Faktörler

Abstract

Amaç: Bu çalismada nöroloji polikliniginde migren tanisi alan hastalarda basagrisini tetikleyen ve kötülestiren faktörlerin sikliginin arastirilmasi amaçlandi. Yöntem: Iki yüz migren hastasi (37 aurali ve 163 aurasiz migren hastasi) degerlendirildi ve hastalarin tümü yari yapilandirilmis bir form ile basagrisini tetikleyen ve kötülestiren faktörler yönünden sorgulandi. Aurali ve aurasiz migren olgulari arasindaki farkliliklar istatistiksel olarak arastirildi. Bulgular: Tüm olgularda stres, mental gerginlik, uykusuzluk, açlik, yorgunluk ve gürültü en sik rastlanan tetikleyici faktörler olarak bulundu ve hem aurali hem de aurasiz migren olgularinda benzer oranlarda basagrisini tetikledikleri bulundu. Okuma (p=0.013), seyahat (p=0.02), sigara (p

Keywords

• Migren,atak,tetikleyen ve kötülestiren faktörler

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