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. 2022 Jan 25;62(2):122–140. doi: 10.1111/head.14259

FIGURE 4.

FIGURE 4

Migraine preventive medication eligibility and currently taking migraine preventive medication, stratified by monthly headache day frequency (N = 21,143). CM, chronic migraine (≥15 monthly headache days); HFEM, high frequency episodic migraine (8–14 monthly headache days); LFEM, low frequency episodic migraine (0–3 monthly headache days); MFEM, moderate frequency episodic migraine (4–7 monthly headache days). aPreventive eligibility considered monthly headache days and Migraine Disability Assessment (MIDAS) disability grade. 10 , 11 , 15 Eligibility was defined three ways: ≥6 monthly headache days, 4–5 monthly headache days with at least some disability (MIDAS ≥6), or 3 monthly headache days with severe disability (MIDAS ≥21). bCurrently taking was defined as “taken or used in the last 3 months.” Migraine preventive medication eligibility considered disability and monthly headache day frequency as specified by the American Headache Society. 15 Currently taking migraine preventive medication use was defined as use within the last 3 months for migraine and is reflective of the percentage among the overall total population within that monthly headache day frequency (regardless of current eligibility for migraine preventive medication)