Research Article

Migraine Pain Location and Measures of Healthcare Use and Distress: An Observational Study

Table 4

Prevalence of comorbidities and measures of healthcare use in 477 patients with migraine.

value

Depression157/477 (32.9%)0.514 (chi-square for males versus females)
 Females143/424 (33.7%)
 Males14/53 (26.4%)
Anxiety144/477 (30.2%)0.326 (chi-square for males versus females)
 Females131/424 (30.9%)
 Males13/53 (24.5%)
Patients visiting ED for migraine in the year prior to headache consultation38/250 (15.2%)
Average number of ED visits for migraine in the year prior0.32 (range 0–22)0.15 (chi-square for males versus females)
 Females31/221 (14%)
 Males7/29 (24%)
Patients visiting ED for migraine in the year after headache consultation31/298 (10.4%)
Average number of ED visits for migraine in year after consultation0.18 (range 0–6)0.27 (chi-square for males versus females)
 Females29/260 (11%)
 Males2/38 (5%)
Patients visiting ED for other reasons in the year prior to headache consultation38/247 (15.4%)
Average number of ED visits for other reasons in the year prior0.29 (range 0–9)
Patients visiting ED for other reasons in the year after headache consultation32/297 (10.8%)
Average number of ED visits for other reasons in the year after consultation0.17 (range 0–7)

ED = emergency department.