Sentence examples for categories headache from inspiring English sources

Good responders were patients who after treatment improved in all of these four categories: headache frequency (CM to low-frequency episodic migraine), headpain intensity (reduction of >75%), analgesic/triptan use (reduction to a use of two days or less per week), and disability (from severe to a mild disability measured using the MIDAS scale).

The data revealed three main categories: headaches threaten to ruin one's life, medication as the only solution and short-sighted medication use.

This finding, when coupled with the most frequent diagnoses reported in the neurologic category (headache and dizziness) suggests an increased rate of hospital admissions for investigational purposes but without a concrete discharge diagnosis.

We classified participants into four mutually exclusive categories of headache: no headache once or more a month (reference category), non-migraine headache, migraine without aura, and migraine with aura.

Auray [2] takes the classification made by the International Headache Society that distinguishes three categories for headache.

A two-sided trend test was performed to evaluate the probability of a linear relationship between BP categories and headache prevalence.

In order to obtain a correct diagnostic and therapeutic pathway and ask for targetted specialist consultation, the ER practitioner must be familiar with the various categories of headache.

Fig. 1 Histogram of the frequency of Epworth sleepiness scale scores for participants according to migraine or non-migraine status Fig. 2 Histogram of the frequency of Epworth sleepiness scale scores for participants according to categories of headache frequency (in number of days per month).

The differences found in this study suggest it would be attractive to extend these studies with immunoaffinity depletion applied to different defined categories of headache subjects.

This resulted in somewhat lower hazard ratio for all three categories of headache compared with when the follow-up was up to 40 years.

We modified the RCGP classification by adding four extra disease categories (gastrointestinal, headache and migraine, neurosis, neurosis ill-defined) that accounted for a high proportion of sickness absence spells.