Table 1 Questionnaire

Question 1^b

 What is your first intention acute medication for a migraine attack (in children and adolescents 15 or younger)?

  1. Aspirin

  2. Diclofenac

  3. Ibuprofen

  4. Niflumic acid

  5. Opioids

  6. Paracetamol

  7. Sumatriptan

  8. Other

Question 2^b

 What is your second intention acute medication for a migraine attack (in children and adolescents 15 or younger)?

  1. Ibuprofen

  2. Ergotamine

  3. Opioids

  4. Paracetamol

  5. Sumatriptan

  6. Other triptan

  7. Aspirin

Question 3^b

 When you prescribe ibuprofen for a migraine attack, which dose of ibuprofen do you prescribe?

  1. 7.5–10 mg/kg/dose

  2. Dose recommended for body weight

  3. Other

Question 4^b

 When you prescribe ibuprofen for a migraine attack, which number of ibuprofen doses do you prescribe for a single migraine attack?

  1. 1–2 doses

  2. > 2 doses

Question 5^a

 If you do not prescribe ibuprofen as first intention acute medication for a migraine attack, why?

  1. Ibuprofen is not the reference medication

  2. Too long onset of action

  3. Adverse effects/toxicity

  4. Not indicated and/or ineffective in pediatric migraine attack

  5. No answer

  6. Free answer

Question 6^a

 Which criteria do you take into account to start preventive treatment?

  1. Frequency of migraine attacks

  2. Intensity of migraine attacks

  3. Functional disability

  4. Failure and/or poor tolerance of abortive drugs

  5. Other

Question 7^b

 Which type of preventive treatment do you start in first intention?

  1. Pharmacological treatment

  2. Non-pharmacological treatment

  3. None

Question 8^a

 When do you refer a pediatric migraine patient to a specialist?

  1. Failure of abortive drugs of first intention migraine attacks

  2. Failure of abortive drugs of second intention

  3. Frequent and/or disabling migraine attacks

  4. To start preventive treatment

  5. As a matter of course

  6. Other

Question 9^b

 Do you think being aware of the HAS guidelines for the therapeutic management of acute treatment of pediatric attack?

  1. Yes

  2. No

Question 10^b

 Did you read last HAS guidelines for the therapeutic management of acute treatment of pediatric migraine?

  1. Yes

  2. No