Prevalence of primary headache disorders in school-going children in Kashmir Valley (North-west India).

Ann Indian Acad Neurol · 2012 · PMC3444214 · PMID 23024557

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The prevalence of primary headache disorders was more common in female sex (65.15%) as compared with male gender (35.85%), which was statistically significant ( P value <0.05) [ Table 2 ] The study revealed an increasing trend in prevalence of primary headache disorders with an increase in age [ Table 3 ].

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