Migraines Are Common in Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain

In: Journal watch · 2011 · vol. 2011 · doi:10.1056/wh201102030000004 · W2245779300
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This study investigated the prevalence of migraines in women experiencing chronic pelvic pain, particularly those without endometriosis, to understand potential associations.

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Evidence of excess risk for migraine headaches in women with endometriosis is emerging, but, in women with chronic pelvic pain in the absence of endometriosis, few data are available from which to draw reliable conclusions about an association. In …

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