对经常偏头痛和急性用药的美国人进行的人群调查:通俗易懂的摘要。

IF 1.4 Q4 CLINICAL NEUROLOGY Pain management Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2024-09-18 DOI:10.1080/17581869.2024.2392466
Amaal J Starling, Roger Cady, Dawn C Buse, Meghan Buzby, Kevin Lenaburg
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本摘要是关于什么的? Harris Poll偏头痛报告卡是一项关于人们在头痛和偏头痛方面的经历和挑战的调查。调查于 2021 年 12 月 9 日至 2022 年 1 月 10 日在美国进行。参加调查的人经常头痛/偏头痛发作(每月发作 8 天或以上),并使用急性头痛/偏头痛药物缓解头部疼痛和其他症状(每月发作 10 天或以上)。本摘要主要针对在接受调查时或调查前几个月内(未具体说明)经常头痛和经常使用急性药物的成年人(而不是那些在接受调查前的某个时期经常头痛和经常使用急性药物的成年人)。参与调查的人群将被称为 "受访者"。头痛 "一词可以指任何类型的头痛,包括偏头痛发作、紧张型头痛或其他未知类型的头痛。所有受访者的偏头痛筛查结果均为阳性,因此他们报告的许多头痛可能是偏头痛或偏头痛发作的一部分:50%以上的受访者表示,头痛影响了他们的整体生活质量。许多受访者希望管理他们头痛的医疗服务提供者能更多地了解头痛如何影响他们的精神健康、头痛造成的疼痛程度以及他们为什么会头痛。80% 的受访者对自己的整体健康感到担忧。超过 60% 的受访者表示他们曾经历过焦虑和/或抑郁。在这次调查中,尽管所有受访者都有资格因头痛频率而接受预防性头痛/偏头痛药物治疗,但只有15%的人在服用这种药物。 调查结果有何意义? 调查结果显示,头痛/偏头痛护理有许多可以改进的方法,包括谈论心理和情绪健康、确保治疗方案有效且不会产生无法忍受的副作用,以及努力预防头痛/偏头痛的发生。
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A population-based survey of Americans with frequent migraine and acute medication use: A plain language summary.

What is this summary about?: The Harris Poll Migraine Report Card was a survey about people's experiences and challenges with headaches and migraine. The survey was conducted from December 9, 2021, to January 10, 2022, in the United States. The people who took the survey had frequent headaches/migraine attacks (on 8 or more days per month) and used acute headache/migraine medication to relieve head pain and other symptoms (on 10 or more days per month). This summary focuses on the responses of adults with frequent headaches and frequent acute medication use at the time of the survey or within the few months (not specified) before the survey (and not those who previously had frequent headaches and frequent acute medication use at some point in their life prior to the survey). The group of people who took the survey will be called 'respondents'. The term 'headaches' can mean any type of headache including as part of a migraine attack, a tension type headache, or another unknown headache type. All respondents screened positive for having migraine, so many of the headaches they reported on may have been a migraine headache or part of a migraine attack.

What were the results?: Over 50% of respondents said their headaches affected their overall quality of life. Many respondents wished their healthcare provider who was managing their headaches understood more about how headaches affect their mental well-being, how much pain their headaches cause, and why they get headaches. 80% of respondents had concerns about their overall health. Over 60% of respondents said they have experienced anxiety and/or depression. In this survey, although all respondents were eligible to receive a preventive headache/migraine medication because of their headache frequency, only 15% were taking one.

What do the results of the survey mean?: The findings from this survey showed many ways that headaches/migraine care can improve, including talking about mental and emotional well-being, making sure the treatment plan works and does not have side effects that cannot be tolerated, and trying to prevent headaches/migraine from occurring.

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