EVALUATION OF CHILDREN WITH MIGRAINE; THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE

Background: Headache in pediatric age group is one of the common causes admission to both general pediatrics and neurology outpatient clinics. The aim this study was retrospectively evaluate clinical laboratory findings our cases diagnosed with migraine. 
 Material methods: Between 2013 2016, patients who applied Pediatric Neurology Outpatient Clinic Dr. Sami Ulus Pediatrics Training Research Hospital were migraine included. Statistical comparison made between subgroups, which aura without aura. Results: In present study, 11.6% complaint headache consisted It determined that 18.8% (n:27) under 10, 81.3% (n:117) over 10. Forty-four (48.4%) female 13 (24.5%) male had aura, there a statistically significant difference terms gender (p=0.008). Also mean (p=0.017).
 Conclusion: Since chronic disease observed more frequently than estimated during childhood. We shared results may make us think diagnosis at first admission, also guide for patient followed up