migraña común y ciclo menstrual: estudio clínico en adolescentes the common migraine and the menstrual cycle: clinical study in adolescents

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2010
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Abstract
INTRODUCCIÓN. El tratamiento de la migraña en relación con las diferentes fases del ciclo menstrual es controversial, pues en muchas ocasiones existen situaciones especiales endógenas, de tipo hormonal, y exógenas, que es necesario considerar. La literatura médica documenta que alrededor del 60 % de las mujeres migrañosas presentan migraña menstrual de difícil tratamiento. El objetivo de esta investigación fue analizar esta relación entre migraña y menstruación en un grupo de pacientes atendidas en el Hospital Pediátrico Universitario «William Soler». MÉTODOS. De enero a junio del 2008 se estudiaron 124 adolescentes que acudieron a la consulta de ginecología infantojuvenil y que además presentaban cefalea. Del total de la muestra fueron seleccionadas las que presentaban migraña relacionada con el ciclo menstrual (n = 70). RESULTADOS. En el 55,7 % de los casos, el comienzo de la migraña se observó en la adolescencia temprana. En el 85,71 % de las adolescentes existieron factores de riesgo genéticos para la migraña, y en el 50 % de los casos ésta apareció en la fase premenstrual. CONCLUSIONES. La migraña común se observó con frecuencia en la fase premenstrual del ciclo, con importante participación hormonal.
INTRODUCTION: Treatment of migraine related to different phases of menstrual cycle is controversial since in many occasions there are endogenous and exogenous special situations of hormonal type to be considered. Medical literature documents that about 60% of women presenting with migraine have a menstrual type very difficult to treat. The objective of present research was to analyze the relation between migraine y and menstruation in a series of patients seen in "Wiliam Soler" Children University Hospital. METHODS: From January to June, 2008 124 adolescents were studied referred to infantile-juvenile gynecology consultation and also with migraine. From total sample we selected those with migraine related to menstrual cycle (n = 70). RESULTS: In 55,7% of cases the migraine onset was observed in the early adolescence. In 85,71% of adolescents there were genetic risk factors for migraine, and in the 50% of cases, this appeared in the premenstrual phase. CONCLUSIONS: The common migraine was frequent in the phase above mentioned with a significant hormonal presence.
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Authors ;Aida Cárdenas Giraudy;Orlando Rodríguez Pons;Yadelky Milera Rodríguez;Leicy Ortega Perdomo
Journal studies in the history of gardens and designed landscapes
Year 2010
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Keywords
genetics menstruation premenstrual syndrome ciclo menstrual

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