What does this study add?
In our study we found that the prevalence of migraine is reported to be
the highest in females rather than males. However it is also six times
more among adults and university students, a significant difference
between adolescent and adult populations so this was very high with
regards to the not very huge number of participants., and also this
study conducted in more stressful periods like midterms or final
examinations would have revealed a higher prevalence of migraine
headaches. Also, the methods used to determine the prevalence of
migraine type headaches can significantly affect the prevalence rates
explaining the differences observed in the epidemiological studies.