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Table 3 Headache baseline assessment among studied participants (N = 353)

From: The online learning experience and reported headaches associated with screen exposure time among Saudi health sciences students during the COVID-19 pandemic

Variables

No

%

Having headache attacks for several hours

  

 Yes

232

65.72

 No

121

34.28

The headache symptoms frequently experiencea

• Unilateral location

98

27.76

• Pulsating quality of pain

146

41.36

• Inhibition of daily activities

82

23.23

• Headache aggravation by routine physical activities

77

21.81

• Nausea or vomiting

59

16.71

Sensitivity to light or sound

143

40.51

Headache status (N = 232)

Non-migraine headache

154

43.63

 Migraine:

78

22.09

-Migraine without aura

37

10.15

-Migraine with aura

41

11.61

Experience any of the following symptoms before the migraine attack (migraine with aura, n = 41)

-Visual disturbances

34

82.93

- Sensory disturbances

5

12.20

- Motor disturbances

2

4.87

  1. a Multiple responses by the same respondent