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. 2018 Jul 20;11:367–374. doi: 10.2147/DMSO.S170253

Table 3.

Prevalence of migraine among diabetic subjects and non-diabetic controls according to health status variables

Variable Category Diabetic, n (%) Non-diabetic, n (%)
Self-rated healthb Very good/good 67 (6.3) 125 (7.0)
Fair/poor/very poor 445 (18.7) 323 (19.6)
Respiratory diseaseb No 367 (12.8) 357 (11.8)
Yes 145 (25.2) 91 (21.9)
Heart diseaseb No 348 (13.5) 374 (12.7)
Yes 164 (19.2) 74 (14.7)
Stroke No 472 (14.6) 432 (13.0)
Yes 40 (19.5) 16 (14.2)
High blood pressureb No 144 (11.3) 209 (10.7)
Yes 368 (17.0) 239 (16.1)
Cancer Noa 474 (14.9) 414 (12.8)
Yes 38 (14.6) 34 (17.3)
Mental disordersb No 261 (9.8) 299 (10.4)
Yes 251 (32.6) 149 (26.0)
Neck painb No 194 (8.3) 201 (8.0)
Yes 318 (28.7) 247 (26.8)
Low back painb No 182 (8.4) 208 (8.7)
Yes 330 (25.8) 240 (23.1)

Notes:

a

Significant differences (p<0.05) between diabetics and non-diabetics for migraine. Comparisons were conducted using conditional logistic regression.

b

Significant association (p<0.05) between the variable and migraine among diabetics. Comparisons were conducted using Fisher’s exact test.