Anxiety Sensitivity May Lead to Activity Avoidance in Women With Migraine
Researchers found data that showed avoiding exercise because of anxiety that it is a trigger in migraine can be addressed by gradual exposure to help with desensitization.
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Anxiety Sensitivity Associated With Migraine Severity in Women
Researchers found data that showed for therapeutic treatment anxiety and sensitivity should be targeted in women patients with migraines.
Burst Occipital Nerve Stimulation: Quality Analgesia for Chronic Headache
Researchers found data that showed the efficacy of using burst occipital nerve stimulation in chronic headache.
Sensory Processing Difficulties Affect HRQoL in Children With Migraines
Researchers posited that there are correlations in sensory processing abilities, headache-related disability characteristics, and health-related quality of life in pediatric migraines.
Periodontitis Linked to Increased CGRP Levels in Chronic Migraine
Researchers found data that showed higher levels of calcitonin gene-related peptide because of periodontitis is linked to migraines.
Gender Differences in Analgesic Responses to Opioids for Acute, Chronic Pain
Men and women may respond differently to opioids prescribed for pain relief.
MFIQ: A Reliable and Valid Measure to Evaluate Migraine Impact
From a cohorts that included diverse geographic locations across the United States, researchers explored the validity of the Migraine Functional Impact Questionnaire.
Disparities in Medication-Assisted Treatment Initiation for Opioid Use Disorder
Medication-assisted treatment initiation for opioid use disorder was defined as a prescription of injectable naltrexone or buprenorphine which was recorded in an electronic health record.
Opioids May Not Be Necessary After Many Common Pediatric Surgeries
The prescribing of opioids to children may not be necessary after a number of common surgeries.
Decreased Frequency, Severity of Pediatric Migraine With Levetiracetam
In Iran, researchers found data that showed in a pediatric population of patients with migraine, participants experienced less migraines, while taking levetiracetam, and none of the reported adverse events were significant.
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