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“Once relieved, we remain exhausted”: migraine, a real socio-professional handicap

2024-01-29T07:28:25.670Z

Highlights: One in four migraine sufferers experience significant socio-professional difficulties because of their headaches. 90% say they have no place to rest in a crisis. 26% lose career opportunities due to this disease. 96% do not have a suitable or adapted workstation. 52% of them are led to overconsumption of medication. The Voix des migraineurs association carried out a study to find out concretely the impact of this disease on everyday life and in particular on work. The study was carried out by Inserm (National Institute of Health and Medical Research)


Difficult to diagnose and often not taken seriously by practitioners, this chronic disease nevertheless has a terrible impact on the q


One in four migraine sufferers experience significant socio-professional difficulties because of their headaches, according to Inserm (National Institute of Health and Medical Research).

The Voix des migraineurs association carried out a study to find out concretely the impact of this disease on everyday life and in particular on work.

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Result: 20% consider a loss of income because of their migraine.

90% say they have no place to rest in a crisis;

26% lose career opportunities due to this disease;

96% do not have a suitable or adapted workstation, and this leads to a fear of going to work for almost half.

And to remedy this, 52% of them are led to overconsumption of medication.

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