How does pain influence cervical endurance test performance in migraine patients?

Introduction Migraine sufferers frequently complain of cervical pain during and in-between migraine attacks studies suggest that chronic neck is a risk factor for high-frequency migraine, including migraine. Increased headache frequency are, in turn, independently associated with cephalic cutaneous allodynia, known increased frequency. Objective To verify the influence patients has on muscle performace endurance test whether change performance due to test, dysfunction or both. Methods Were evaluate 100 women stratified by diagnosis (migraine, pain, both none) self-reported flexion extension (with without / test). Pain numerical rate scale (NPRS, 0-10) pressure threshold were collected all groups. answered 12-item Allodynia Symptom. We used one-way analysis variance Tukey’s HSD post hoc contrast across Differences times compared using Welch T-test McNemar Test was compare differences incidence per study group tests. Results There are significantly mean between [34.4s (25)] relative alone [45.2 (18)], [40.2s (29)] controls [57.5.4s (40)] (p = 0.04). On average, those who experienced sustained less time than (27.80 versus 46.18 seconds, p<0.01); (To see complete abstract, please, check out PDF).