The Relationship Between Migraine and Quality of Life Among Adults' Patients Attending Tripoli Medical Center in Libya
The present study aimed to explore the relationship between migraine and quality of life (QOL), as well as the potential impact of gender differences. A cross-sectional study was conducted. The sample consisted of (136) patients aged 25–40 years who were diagnosed with migraine during their visit to the neurology clinic at Tripoli Central Hospital for treatment. The questionnaire of QOL (World Health Organization's, WHO, 1996). The Statistical Package (SPSS, 24.0) were used to verify the study hypotheses. Results: The results showed that QOL was negatively affected by migraines, and an inverse relationship was found between disease severity and poor QOL, with females being more affected. Conclusion: The clinical presentation of migraine symptoms indicates that it is high among participants and is a major cause of the decline in their daily QOL. Furthermore, primary care physicians should urgently provide treatment services to these patients.
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