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Underrecognition of migraine‐related stigmatizing attitudes and social burden: Results of the OVERCOME Japan study

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By Hisaka Igarashi, Mika Komori, Anthony J. Zagar, Kaname Ueda
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Migraine is a recurrent, debilitating neurological disease that substantially affects quality of life (Ferrari et al., 2022; Lipton et al., 2003). Headache, the main symptom of migraine, can be frequent, severe, and long-lasting, limiting or preventing participation in daily activities. Many patients also experience other migraine-associated symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, and extreme sensitivity to light and sound.
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Characteristics of patients who seek medical attention for headache and those who do not: cross-sectional survey and linked medical claims data analysis in Japan

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By Hisaka Igarashi, Hiromi Sano, Hiroyuki Kondo, Yoshiyuki Shibasaki
| BMJ Open Verified
Discussion Using data from the survey and linked medical claims, we described the characteristics of individuals who sought medical attention for headache and those who did not. Consequently, statistical tests were not conducted, and interpretation of the results is based on the summary of the descriptive data.
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The safety and preventive effects of a supraorbital transcutaneous stimulator in Japanese migraine patients

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By Noboru Imai, Miho Iigaya, Daisuke Danno, Hisaka Igarashi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cefaly (Cefaly Technology, Seraing, Belgium) is a device that stimulates the bilateral supraorbital nerve transcutaneously. A previous study in Europe proved that Cefaly was an effective and safe device as a preventive therapy for migraine. However, there have been no studies on this device in Asia. We examined the safety and preventive effect of Cefaly for migraine. One-hundred patients were prospectively collected from four headache units in Japan.
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