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Assessment of the effectiveness of the drug triptan.

Assessment of the effectiveness of the drug triptan.

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Figure 1. Distribution of the medications for attacks with only one...
Figure 2. Assessment of the effectiveness of the drug triptan.
Figure 3. Assessment of the effectiveness of the drug ibuprofen.
Figure 4. Pain intensity of the attacks in the subgroups under...
+8 Figure 5. Pain location in the subgroups under investigation.
Results of a web-based questionnaire: A gender-based study of migraine with and without aura and possible differences in pain perception and drug effectiveness
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  • Dec 2021
Background The aim of this work is to analyze reports of migraine attacks collected online in the citizen science project CLUE with respect to gender- and migraine type-specific differences in drug effectiveness and pain perception. Citizen science project data collection opens the possibility to examine these differences based on a large number of...

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... the assessment of the effectiveness of the two drug groups was examined. Figure 2 shows the assessment of the effectiveness of the drug triptan with its classification into "yes," "little" and "no" in the different groups. Table 3 shows the results of the analysis. ...
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... the two drugs were compared to each other. As can already be seen from Figure 2 compared to Figure 3, participants rated the effect of triptan much better than the effect of ibuprofen, regardless of which group was considered. The corresponding p values and odds ratios are summarized in Table 5. ...