Identification of Endometriosis and Migraine Criteria in Women With the Comorbidity of Both Conditions in Comparison With Women Who Only Suffer From Endometriosis - A Pilot Study
Identification of Endometriosis and Migraine Criteria in Women With the Comorbidity of Both Conditions in Comparison With Women Who Only Suffer From Endometriosis - A Pilot Study
Patients with both, migraine and endometriosis, present the case-group, while women with endometriosis without migraine serve as controls. The primary endpoint is endometriosis stage confirmed by laparascopy compared to the control group. Further points to compare between groups are infertility, dysmenorrhea, dyschezia, dyspareunia, number of operations, family history with first-degree relatives, and age of first symptoms for both conditions and age at first operation.
Secondary endpoints to evaluate in percentages within the migraine group are migraine frequency, migraine aura/non-aura, age at migraine start, hormonal migraine, family history, treatment response, response to prophylactic agents, localization, types of aura and triggers. Other medical conditions and comorbidities like depression will be noted as well as response to Dienogest treatment.
In the questionnaire we will ask 62 Questions overall. The Questions for endometriosis are based on a questionnaire from the world endometriosis research foundation and to evaluate the severity of the migraine we will use the MIDAS (Migraine Disability Assessment) questionnaire (8).
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
• Inability to perform the interview (insufficient knowledge of language, psychological disorder, dementia)