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Table 1 Demographic factors in patients receiving erenumab

From: Improvements in pain, medication use and quality of life in onabotulinumtoxinA-resistant chronic migraine patients following erenumab treatment – real world outcomes

Participant characteristics

%female

81/98 (82.7%)

Mean age, SD (range)

50.4, 12.4 (18–75)

Mean, SD (range) number of years with migraine

19.6, 13 (3–58)

Mean, SD (range) number of trialled migraine-specific oral preventive drugs

5.5, 1.8 (1–9)

Previous trial of greater occipital nerve injections

80/98 (81.6%)

Previous trial of intravenous dihydroergotamine

18/98 (18.4%)

Previous trial of peripheral neurostimulation device

32/98 (32.7%)

Depression (based on PHQ-9 score >=10)

81/98 (82.7%)

Severe impact of headaches (HIT-6 >=60)

92/98 (93.8%)

Triptan overuse (>= 10 days/month)

38/98 (38.8%)

Other analgesic overuse (>=15 days/month)

43/98 (43.9%)

‘Resistant migraine’ by EHF criteria

98/98 (100%)