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Background Migraine is one of the most common pain symptoms in childhood, a chronic disease with recurrent symptoms that lead to a reduction of daily activities during the intercritical periods, with an impact of the qua... Background Migraine is one of the most common pain symptoms in childhood, a chronic disease with recurrent symptoms that lead to a reduction of daily activities during the intercritical periods, with an impact of the quality of life. Objective The aim of this publication is to investigate, in which extent migraine affects the quality of life of children and adolescents, how strong they are restricted in everyday life and in which areas such restrictions can be found. Results The parents of children with FSH (frequent or severe headaches) reported that the children had difficulties with emotions, concentration, behaviour, and were unable to get along with others. Children with FSH were significantly more likely to be upset or distressed by their difficulties, while experiencing disappointments, and to have these difficulties interfere with home life, friendships and classroom learning (Strine et al., 2006). Moreover, mothers described children with migraine as evidencing higher levels of internalizing behaviour and symptoms of anxiety and depression. Children with migraine indicated more negative self-perceptions of their physical appearance (Vannatta et al., 2008). Children with migraine lost school activity and performance, household tasks and leisure. Furthermore, it was observed that children with migraine went to school but didn't show a good performance because of physical or mental health problems (Ferracini, Dach & Speciali, 2013). Conclusion Compared to children without migraine, children and adolescents with migraine have generally poorer qualities of life in different areas.

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Stab A

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Dec · PMID 30387968

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Grabenhenrich LB, Grabenhenrich J

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Dec · PMID 30387967

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Angela S, Hubert W

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Dec · PMID 30387966

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Pilsl K

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Dec · PMID 30387965

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Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387947

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Diehl M

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387946

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Kremeike K, Mohr A, Karow B … +1 more , Reinhardt D

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387945

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Mobius D

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387944

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Wilken M, Cremer V, Echtermayer S

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387943

A dramatic increase of home enteral nutrition in pediatric population has been reported over the last decade. Inpatient units discharge more and more children with nasogastric and G- tubes. And for certain percentage the... A dramatic increase of home enteral nutrition in pediatric population has been reported over the last decade. Inpatient units discharge more and more children with nasogastric and G- tubes. And for certain percentage the feeding and eating behavior does not improve with time. But longer tube dependency frequently results in general food aversion and refusal. The assessment and treatment, we will line out in this paper, have shown high efficiency for children with feeding tube dependency. To improve the situation of children with feeding tube dependency more treatment facilities are needed. Furthermore early prevention program and feeding tube management should be established to prevent feeding tube dependency.

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Ristof T

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387942

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Schulte-Wissermann H

Kinderkrankenschwester · 2016 Nov · PMID 30387941

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