Analysis shows higher menstrual issues increase migraine prevalence in nursing interns, suggesting sleep quality influences the relationship.
Key Points
This research aims to explore the relationship between menstrual problems and migraines among nursing interns, focusing on the role of sleep quality as a mediator.
Analyzed data on menstrual issues reported by female nursing interns.
Assessed migraine prevalence in the same population.
Evaluated sleep quality to understand its mediating effect.
Found a correlation between higher menstrual problems and more frequent migraines.
Identified sleep quality as a partial mediator in the relationship.