The influence of concomitant cervicalgia on the psycho-emotional and autonomic state and daily activity in patients with episodic migraine

The aim of the work is to study occurrence psycho-emotional and autonomic disturbance impact headache on daily activities patients with episodic migraine, depending presence concomitant cervicalgia. Materials methods: 77 migraine (17 aura, 60 without 28 men 84 women, 18-58 years, mean 42.5±15.5 years) were included. 42 them had All divided into 2 groups: I – cervicalgia, II neck pain. Spilberg-Hanin's anxiety scale, Beck depression Wayne questionnaire, Neck Disability Index MIDAS used. Results. number disorders was higher in group combined cervicalgia (p<0.05). indicators also correlated status subjective signs symptoms (r=0.380) objective (r=0.554). In state (r=0.312), trait (r=0.348) scale (r=0.351). patient’s self-assessment same (r=0.919). level disability NDI dysfunction (r=0.338) group. decrease activity more significantly reduce compare Conclusion. combination reduces rate MIDAS. contribute increase rates mild depressive