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. 2019 Sep 26;57(2):126–130. doi: 10.29399/npa.23240

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of women and men with migraine

Women (n: 640) n (%) Men (n: 231) n (%) Total (n: 871) n (%) p
Age 18–29 y 191 (29.8) 70 (30.3) 261 (30)
30–39 y 186 (29.1) 71 (30.7) 257 (29.5)
40–49 y 157 (24.5) 52 (22.5) 209 (24)
50–65 y 106 (16.6) 38 (16.5) 144 (16.5)
Married or living together 449 (70.2) 160 (69.3) 609 (69.9) NS
Education
 No education or primary school 258 (40.3) 55 (23.8) 313 (35.9) <0.001*
 High school or university 382 (59.7) 176 (76.2) 558 (64.1)
Income
 Low ( <1300 US$) 484 (75.6) 173 (74.9) 657 (75.4) NS
 High ( ≥1300 US$) 156 (24.4) 58 (25.1) 214 (24.6)
Living area
 Metropolitans 459 (71.7) 151 (65.4) 610 (70) NS
 Smaller cities or areas 181 (28.3) 80 (34.6) 261 (30)
Current smoker 217 (33.9) 133 (57.6) 350 (40.2) <0.001*
Alcohol consumption 90 (14.1) 75 (32.5) 165 (18.9) <0.001*
Depression 209 (33.3) 34 (14.8) 243 (28.3)¥ <0.001*
Epilepsy 8 (1.3) 1 (0.4) 9 (1) NS
Olfactory hypersensitivity 528 (82.5) 167 (72.3) 695 (79.8) 0.001
Intolerance to odors (sick of smell) 533 (83.3) 165 (71.4) 698 (80.1) <0.001*
Allergy 208 (32.5) 58 (25.1) 266 (30.5) 0.037*
Allergic asthma 55 (8.6) 13 (5.6) 68 (7.8) NS
Hypertension 97 (15.2) 26 (11.3) 123 (14.1) NS
Physician consult for headache 467 (73) 148 (64.1) 615 (70.6) 0.011*
Neurologist consult for headache 229 (35.8) 59 (25.5) 288 (33.1) 0.005*
*

Chi-square.

NS, not significant.

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13 subjects did not answer this question, evaluated from 858 subjects.