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Perception of Triggers in Young Nonclinical School Students with Migrainous Headaches and with Tension Headaches

SOL Osterhaus, Jan Passchier

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In an exploratory study of a general population of 209 young children (M = 12.9 yr. old), 59% of those with migraine or tension headache (n = 41) reported one or more triggers. More triggers were reported from those with tension headaches than from those with migrainous headaches.

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In an exploratory study of a general population of 209 young children (M = 12.9 yr. old), 59% of those with migraine or tension headache (n = 41) reported one or more triggers. More triggers were reported from those with tension headaches than from those with migrainous headaches.

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In an exploratory study of a general population of 209 young children (M = 12.9 yr. old), 59% of those with migraine or tension headache (n = 41) reported one or more triggers. More triggers were reported from those with tension headaches than from those with migrainous headaches.

Key concepts: Headaches, Migraine, Tension headache, Psychology, Medicine, Perception, Population, Migraine Disorders

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