From patients’ views, there was a borderline significant enhancement in QoL when they engaged in physical activities, with higher overall QoL (physical activity: 79.2% [39.6; 95.8] vs. no physical activity: 2.9% [39.6; 89.6], p = 0.066) as well as in the subscale friends (75.0% [25.0; 100.0] vs. 71.9% [25.0; 100.0] p = 0.057).
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Primary Headache Is Related to Reduced Health-Related Quality of Life in Children with Epilepsy.
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