Table 4. Distribution of migraine-associated disability by participants’ sociodemographic data.

P: exact probability test; * P < 0.05 (significant)

Factors	Migraine-associated disability				p-value
	Little / mild		Moderate / severe
	No	%	No	%
Age in years					.465
< 25	1	6.7%	14	93.3%
25-35	7	24.1%	22	75.9%
36-45	7	25.9%	20	74.1%
> 45	3	27.3%	8	72.7%
Gender					.048*
Male	7	35.0%	13	65.0%
Female	11	17.7%	51	82.3%
Marital status					.380
Single	3	20.0%	12	80.0%
Married	13	20.6%	50	79.4%
Divorced / widow	2	50.0%	2	50.0%
Educational level					.263
Below university	2	10.5%	17	89.5%
University	13	23.6%	42	76.4%
Postgraduate	3	37.5%	5	62.5%
Job title					.001*
Not employed	4	9.1%	40	90.9%
Non health care worker / student	14	53.8%	12	46.2%
Health care worker / student	0	0.0%	12	100.0%
Monthly income					.011*
< 5000 SR	6	30.0%	14	70.0%
5000-10000 SR	1	3.3%	29	96.7%
10000-20000 SR	7	29.2%	17	70.8%
> 20000 SR	4	50.0%	4	50.0%
Had drugs to relief migraine attacks					.325
Yes	15	24.6%	46	75.4%
No	3	14.3%	18	85.7%
Alternative medicine usage					.977
Yes	13	22.0%	46	78.0%
No	5	21.7%	18	78.3%