The effect of computer use on the occurrence of migraine

Background/Aim. Risk factors concerning computer use-related migraine onsets are still unknown. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence headaches in users as well effects use and behavior on prediction presence. Methods. A cross-sectional included 1,500 subjects from general population who were given a questionnaire assess presence type headache questions regarding computer-assisted behavior. All examinees divided into two groups: first group consisted respondents had headache, second without headache. Results. total 67.9% which 23.9% migraine. Results multinomial regression analysis showed that significant predictors group, compared gender (female) family anamnesis positive for migraine, spending more time computer, making shorter infrequent breaks physical activities less included. Furthermore, members with other types headaches, younger anamnesis, rarely made pauses during use, their shorter. Conclusion. Improper excessive could be considered risk factor occurrence, particularly young people have