MIGRAINE PSYCOVID

Submitted materials consist of study Dataset (Dataset_Migraine_Psycovid.xlsx) which includes socio-demographic data of 128 subjects (64 migraine patients; 64 healthy controls), clustering from HIT-6 and HIT-6 total score and perception of changes in motor and extra motor symptoms, with possible causes, for migraine patients; and the clinical and psychosocial variables used in the study (i.e., depression, stress, anxiety, loneliness, empathic skills, coping strategies) for all subjects. Study results showed higher general loneliness and lower social support in migraine patients compared to control subjects with emotional loneliness crucially differing in patients with high vs low headache impact. The headache impact, regardless of the migraine type, differentiated patients in the perception of changes in their clinical condition due to the restrictive measures, affecting particularly care paths and physical activity.提交的研究材料包含本研究数据集（Dataset_Migraine_Psycovid.xlsx）。该数据集涵盖128名受试者的社会人口学资料，其中包括64名偏头痛患者与64名健康对照者；针对偏头痛患者，数据集包含基于HIT-6（头痛影响测定量表6项版）的聚类分组结果、HIT-6总得分，以及患者运动症状与非运动症状的变化感知及其潜在诱因；同时纳入所有受试者的本研究所需临床与社会心理变量，具体包括抑郁、压力、焦虑、孤独感、共情能力与应对策略。研究结果表明，与健康对照者相比，偏头痛患者的总体孤独感水平更高，社会支持度更低；且在头痛影响程度存在差异的患者中，情绪孤独感表现出显著区别。无论偏头痛类型如何，头痛影响程度均可区分患者因疫情防控限制措施所感知的临床状况变化，该效应尤其体现在就医路径与体力活动层面。