Titlebook: Gender and Migraine; Antoinette Maassen van den Brink,E. Anne MacGregor Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 migraine in women.fe

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Migraine and Use of Progestin-Only Contraception,, POC does not increase frequency of migraine attacks and does not initiate migraine. The continuous use of this contraceptive might contribute to the good tolerability in migraineurs. Only for the progestin-only pill with desogestrel 75?μg has it been demonstrated in several studies that it exerts

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Gender Differences in Imaging Studies in Migraine,e and >14 headache days in chronic migraine) that last 4–72?h. Migraine is considered by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be in the top 20 causes of disability worldwide [1] and affects patients during their formative and most productive periods of their lives. In the United States, migraine a

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Transgender and Migraine,s of oestrogen. Hence, migraine is likely to be affected by hormones used for transgender treatment. Of the very limited data available, the prevalence of migraine increases in transgender women using oestrogen and reduces in transgender men using testosterone. The increased prevalence of migraine a

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,System der doppelten Buchführung,onal changes are more resistant to pharmacological treatment. This chapter describes the current knowledge on the role of hormonal fluctuations throughout the menstrual cycle in migraine patients. Further, specific treatments for pure menstrual migraine, menstrually related migraine, and perimenopausal migraine are discussed.

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Book 2019graine is roughly three times more common in women than in men, and also highly depends on hormonal milestones – such as menarche, menstruation, pregnancy and menopause – particular attention is devoted to the role of female sex hormones in this disease.?. The first chapters present general data on