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Table 5 mMIDAS scores for different levels of sociodemographic and clinical variables

From: Validity and reliability of the Portuguese version of the modified Migraine Disability Assessment

Variable

Value

n

Mean

Comparisons

mMIDAS Grade Disability

Test Statistic (sig)

None/little/mild

moderate

severe

χ2 (sig)

Gendera

Female

81

28.7

0.940

86.2%

79.2%

94.9%

3.617 (p = 0.164)

Male

11

25.5

(p = 0.340)

13.8%

20.8%

5.1%

Ageb

19–39

31

20.3

3.202

44.8%

37.5%

23.1%

5.335 (p = 0.255)

40–49

33

33.8

(p = 0.202)

34.5%

25.0%

43.6%

50–78

28

31.1

 

20.7%

37.5%

33.3%

Marital statusa

Single

19

13.7

1.666

31.0%

33.3%

5.1%

9.998 (p = 0.007)

Non-single

73

32.3

(p = 0.008)

69.0%

66.7%

94.9%

Years of educationa

≤ 12 years

53

24.0

1.236

72.4%

54.2%

48.7%

3.982 (0.137)

>  12 years

39

34.9

(p = 0.094)

27.6%

45.8%

51.3%

Age of migraine diagnosis (years)b

≤ 20

27

21.0

1.025

34.5%

25.0%

28.2%

1.095 (p = 0.895)

21–39

39

28.8

(p = 0.599)

37.9%

50.0%

41.0%

≥ 40

26

35.8

 

27.6%

25.0%

30.8%

Time of follow-up (years) b

<  1

36

32.3

0.578

34.5%

37.5%

43.6%

1.914 (p = 0.752)

1–3

27

26.4

(p = 0.749)

31.0%

37.5%

23.1%

≥ 4

29

25.6

 

34.5%

25.0%

33.3%

Previous prophylactic treatmenta

Yes

59

32.0

0.896

64.0%

61.9%

81.1

3.270 (p = 0.195)

No

24

24.2

(p = 0.399)

36.0%

38.1%

18.9

Other comorbiditiesa

Yes

18

25.8

0.512

22.2%

17.4%

22.2%

0.238 (p = 0.888)

No

68

29.2

(p = 0.956)

77.8%

82.6%

77.8%

  1. aIndependent-samples Kolmogorov-Smirnov test; bIndependent-samples Kruskal-Wallis test