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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 6.
Published in final edited form as: Headache. 2016 Feb 3;56(2):331–340. doi: 10.1111/head.12767

Table 4.

Two-Hour Pain-Relief and Pain-Freedom From Migraine in Presence or Absence of Baseline Allodynia in the Ketorolac vs Sumatripan vs Placebo Nasal Spray Migraine Study

Placebo % (95% CI) Ketorolac NS % (95% CI) P-Value vs Placebo Sumatriptan NS % (95% CI) P-Value vs Placebo P-Value vs Ketorolac
No Allodynia
 2-HR Pain Relief 38.2 (21.0–55.4) 70.9 (50.0–87.9) .004 70.6 (54.4–86.7) .004 .968
 2-HR Pain Freedom 11.7 (3.5–23.2) 45.2 (26.6–63.7) .001 32.3 (15.8–48.9) .042 .201
Any Allodynia
 2-HR Pain Relief 40.1(11.9–68.1) 75.0 (54.2–95.8) .027 66.7 (39.6–93.7) .114 .598
 2-HR Pain Freedom 33.3 (6.3–60.3) 40.0 (16.5–63.5) .693 46.7 (18.1–75.2) .449 .679
Mod-Severe Allodynia
 2-HR Pain Relief 30.0 (−4.5–64.5) 76.9 (50.4–99.4) .012 54.5 (19.5–89.6) .190 .233
 2-HR Pain Freedom 30.0 (−4.5–64.5) 38.4 (7.8–69.1) .663 36.3 (2.5–70.2) .757 .905
*

Any allodynia ≥2 allodynic symptoms; moderate to severe: ≥3 allodynic symptoms. HR =hour.