Skip to main content
. 2021 Sep 23;2021:5544571. doi: 10.1155/2021/5544571

Table 21.

Extraction of factors.

CMHQ part 1: pain description CMHQ part 2: aggravating and relieving factors CMHQ part 3: accompanying symptoms
FAC1.1F1CentralHead FAC 2.1F1Mental FAC 3.1F1Liver-Qi&Fire
FAC 1.1F2WholeHead FAC 2.1F2Food FAC 3.1F2Eye
FAC 1.1F3LateralHead FAC 2.1F3WeatherChange FAC 3.1F3BoneJointWind
FAC 1.3F1RhythmHeadache FAC 2.1F4NoFood&Drink FAC 3.1F4PoorDigestion
FAC 1.3F2ExplosiveNotDull FAC 2.1F5MentalStrain FAC 3.1F5LiverSpleenFire
FAC 1.3F3SharpHeadache FAC 2.1F6MuscularStrain FAC 3.1F6YinDeficiency
FAC 1.3F4TightHeadache FAC 2.1F7Oil&Spicy FAC 3.1F7LiverAttackStomach
FAC 1.3F7DistendingHeadache FAC 2.1F8WindDamp FAC 3.1F8ENT
FAC 1.3F8EmptyHeadache FAC 2.1F9PhysicalStrain FAC 3.1F9LightSound
FAC 1.5F1LateOfDay FAC 2.1F10Alcohol-DragCigar FAC 3.1F10TemperatureSensitivity
FAC 1.5F2BothEnd FAC 2.2F1Rest FAC 3.1F11Constipation
FAC 1.5F3AllDay FAC 2.2F2PhysicalStimulation FAC 3.1F12BloodDeficiency
  FAC 2.2F3EatingRelated FAC 3.1F13YangDeficiency
    FAC 3.1F14SpleenDeficienyOfBowel
    FAC 3.1F16Tinnitus
    FAC 3.1F17Insomnia
Included: n = 12 Included: n = 13 Included: n = 16

∗: In this table, “FAC” is the abbreviation of “factor,” whereas the numbers 1.X after it indicate their section number. For instance, FAC1.6F1 denotes the extracted first factor of Table 11, which summarised items of forehead, back of the head, and top of the head.