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Table 1 Demographic and clinical baseline data of the 114 patients of the main study [37] and of the subgroup of 67 women with menstrually related migraine

From: Frovatriptan versus almotriptan for acute treatment of menstrual migraine: analysis of a double-blind, randomized, cross-over, multicenter, Italian, comparative study

 

Main study (n = 114)

Menstruating women (n = 67)

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Age (years, means ± SD)

40 ± 10

37 ± 8

NS

Height (cm, means ± SD)

165 ± 6

164 ± 6

NS

Weight (kg, means ± SD)

65 ± 12

62 ± 10

NS

Age at onset of migraine (years, means ± SD)

18 ± 8

17 ± 7

NS

Migraine attack duration >2 days (n, %)

29 (25)

16 (24)

NS

MIDAS score (means ± SD)

23 ± 16

23 ± 16

NS

No use of triptans in the previous 3 months (n, %)

93 (82)

46 (69)

<0.05

Moderate or severe attacks (n, %)a

532 (80)

133 (86)

NS

Patients with at least one moderate or severe attack (n, %)

111 (97)

64 (96)

NS

  1. Data are shown as mean (±SD), or absolute (n) and relative frequency (%)
  2. aNumbers refer to number and frequency of attacks as respect to overall number of attacks