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January 1, 2025International Journal of Medicine in Developing Countries

Prevalence of migraine headache among female medical students at Jeddah University

Mohammed Qashqary Adnan A. Badahdah Areej Sunyur Ghadeer Aljadani Shouq Riri Wedad Wageh Waad Albishri Hanan Khard

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Key Points

Migraine-like headaches affected 33.9% of female medical students, highlighting a prevalent issue among this population.
The study found that common migraine triggers included irregular sleep (53.4%) and anxiety (50.0%), indicating lifestyle concerns.
Data were collected through a structured questionnaire focusing on health status, triggers, and academic impact on the students.
These findings suggest the need for better support systems to address psychological factors influencing migraine prevalence and management.

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Cross-sectional analysis found a 33.9% migraine prevalence among female medical students, highlighting significant psychological triggers.

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Qashqary et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5bafad7bf08b1eadf007 https://doi.org/10.24911/ijmdc.51-1748421365

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