Objective The aim of this study was to compare the allodynia score in headache attacks
related and not related to menstruation in women diagnosed with menstrually related …

Objective: Allodynia reflects the clinical correlate of central sensitization, but it is usually
neglected in clinical headache management. We aimed to report the prevalence and …

Migraine is the second most common headache condition next to tension-type headache.
Up to one fourth of all women have migraine, and 20% of them experience migraine without …

Introduction: We compared migraine features and acute therapy response in menstrually-
related migraines (MRMs) and non-menstrually-related migraines (NMRMs). Methods …

Background Studies of the difference between menstrually associated and non-menstrually
associated migraine are somewhat controversial. The majority of studies have focused on …

Although more than 50% of women with migraine report an association between migraine
and menstruation, menstruation has generally considered to be no more than one of a …

Background Cyclic hormonal fluctuations influence migraine incidence and severity.
Previously, we described reduced menstrual cyclicity in estradiol levels and dermal blood …

Objectives The objective of this article is to compare the diagnosis of menstrual migraine
without aura (MM) from a clinical interview with prospective headache diaries in a …

Background Migraine is amongst the top 10 most disabling conditions, and the disease
burden is highest in young and middle-aged women. Another variant of the migraine …

Objective The objective of this article is to compare clinical characteristics of menstrual and
non-menstrual attacks of migraine without aura (MO), prospectively recorded in a headache …