The effect of comorbidity of restless legs syndrome and migraine
The effect of comorbidity of restless legs syndrome and migraine
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不宁腿综合征和偏头痛合并症的影响
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10.1007/s41105-015-0039-1
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2016
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Koichi Hirata
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作者:
Keisuke Suzuki. Masayuki Miyamoto;Tomoyuki Miyamoto;Shiho Suzuki;Yuichi Inoue;Momoyo Murata;Kentaro Matsui;Shingo Nishida;Kenichi Hayashida;Akira Usui;Yoichiro Ueki;Masaki Nakamura;Koichi Hirata
We evaluated the impact of migraine and restless legs syndrome (RLS) comorbidity on sleep and mood using two different clinical settings (Study 1, 33 RLS patients from a multicenter study; Study 2, 262 active migraine patients from a single-center study). Although the presence of migraine in RLS patients was not correlated with sleep problems or depressive symptoms (Study 1), the presence of RLS in active migraine patients was associated with poor sleep quality, daytime sleepiness and depressive symptoms (Study 2). RLS is an important comorbidity associated with active migraine; however, the clinical setting in particular may influence the RLS–migraine association.