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Prevalence of depressive symptoms and its correlates in primary headache patients with a history of head-neck trauma

Khalid W. Al Quliti
Neurosciences Journal July 2022, 27 (3) 181-186; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17712/nsj.2022.3.20220037
Khalid W. Al Quliti
From the Department of Medicine, College of Medicine, Taibah University, Al Madinah Al Munawarah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
MBBS, MD
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    - Variation with family history of migraine/chronic headache in depressive symptoms severity level (assessed by DASS-21: Depression anxiety stress scale-21) in migraine-headache patients with history of Head-Neck injury

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    - Characteristics of participating headache/migraine patients with history of head-neck injury.

    Characteristicsn (%)
    Headache clinical diagnosis
    Migraine with aura22 (18.3)
    Migraine without aura47 (39.2)
    Chronic-tension type headache49 (40.8)
    New daily persistent headache2 (1.7)
    Age (yr), mean±SD33.24±8.63
    Gender
    Male43 (35.8)
    Female77 (64.2)
    Marital status
    Married65 (54.2)
    Single, divorced, widowed55 (45.8)
    Sports activity
    Yes40 (33.3)
    No79 (65.8)
    Did not report1 (0.8)
    Currently under treatment for other medical conditions
    Yes41 (34.2)
    No79 (65.8)
    Complaint of insufficient sleep
    No39 (32.5)
    Yes81 (67.5)
    Family history of migraine/chronic headache
    Yes54 (45)
    No66 (55)
    Use of migraine medication
    Sometime58 (48.3)
    Often-very often55 (45.8)
    Did not report7 (5.8)
    DASS-21 score 
    Depression sub-scale, mean±SD8.00±7.16
    Depression symptoms
    Normal82 (68.3)
    Mild18 (15.0)
    Moderate10 (8.3)
    Severe5 (4.2)
    Extremely severe4 (3.3)
    Did not report1 (0.8)

    Values are presented as number and percentages (%) unless otherwise stated. SD: standard deviation, DASS: DASS-21: Depression, Anxiety Stress-21 Scale

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      - Multiple Regression Predictors of the depressive symptoms severity level in headache/migraine patients with history of head-neck injury

      *Independent variableBeta coefficientStandard errorT valuesP-valuesModel unadjusted R2; adjusted R2; P value
      Headache clinical diagnosis0.190.200.940.350.14; 0.07; 0.05
      Sports activity-1.270.72-1.760.08 
      Currently under treatment for medical conditions1.180.761.560.12 
      Family history of migraine or chronic headache1.770.782.270.02 
      Use of migraine medication0.820.541.530.13 
      Marital status0.030.770.040.97 
      Complaint of insufficient sleep0.160.730.230.82 
      Gender-0.300.70-0.420.67 
      Age0.020.060.340.73 
      Intercept0.872.110.410.68 
      • ↵* Unstandardized beta coefficient for intercept, for all other independent variables standardized beta coefficients are shown. Depressive symptoms severity level was assessed by DASS-21 (Depression, Anxiety Stress Scale-21).

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