Sentence examples for report any headaches from inspiring English sources

In the present study, more than half of those who did not report any headaches during their interview recorded a headache during the diary period, although these headaches were of low intensity.

For the whole 3-week period, 14.8% of the students did not report any headache, 11.3% had headaches 1 3 times, 43% had headaches 1 3.5 times a week, and 30.8% had daily or almost daily headaches.

In the present study, in which adolescents recorded any headaches on a 5-point scale, only a small portion, 14.8%, did not report any headache at all (a score of 1 or more) over the 3-week period, while 11.3% had headaches 1 3 times, 43% had headaches 1 3.5 times a week, and 30.8% had daily or almost daily headaches.

In a smaller school-based Swedish study with children and adolescents conducted in 2003, about one-third of those who did not report any headache in a questionnaire recorded headache in their three-week diary; these headaches were primarily of low intensity, a finding consistent with the results of the present study.

Two percent of the students in the Dutch study did not report any headache in diary recordings, whereas in the present study 8% did so, but this included somewhat older students aged 12-18 years, who had experienced headaches of any frequency not related to disease during the last year.

Patients with TTH were excluded if they reported any headache features or associated symptoms of migraine.

Of the 487 in the primary sample, 406 (83.4 %) reported any headache at some time in their lives.

To verify the appropriateness of the ICHD-II criteria, we deemed it to be of interest to review the studies reporting any headache in patients with CADASIL.

Figure 3 shows the proportion of women in the 'strict migraine diary group' reporting any headache day by day from week −2 to week +2.

Among women reporting any reaction, headache and fever were the only symptoms significantly associated with seeking some form of treatment (p = .03 and p < .01, respectively).

All of those with CM alone had previously undergone a medication withdrawal as part of their routine clinical treatment and failed to report any significant improvement in their headaches, thereby excluding medication overuse headache.