147I miss too 147Nausea and vomiting for hours148 147I feel stigmatised148 147My colleagues do not understand my condition or take it seriously148 MY MIGRAINE VOICE 147I f ID: 945569
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“I miss too many days of work” “Nausea and vomiting for hours” “I feel stigmatised” “My colleagues do not understand my co
ndition or take it seriously” MY MIGRAINE VOICE “I feel judged for taking days o work” “I cannot concentrate at work” A sur
vey of people with frequent and severe migraine* * A small subset of people with migraine who have had at least 4 migraines per month for 3 months naus pain p
pvdisturbance “I feel isolated” MY MIGRAINE VOICE About people with frequent migraine How frequent migraine is treated Living with frequent migraine ha
ve a family history of migranine Half of them work Migraineurs suffer from other chronic conditions such as 3/4 9 out of 10 take preventitive medicati
on 60 % anxiety depression chronic pain insomnia In almost 3/4 of cases attack last more than a day Average hours in isolation or darkness per month: 31.
8 Average migraine pain feel migraine has impacted their professional life are fearful of their next migraine attack Use of healthcare resources 8 out of 1
0 people visit a GP about migraine The diagnosis is made by a GP in only have visited the emergency room in the last year were admited to hospital ove
rnight due to migraine Almost 7 in 10 have had a brain scan have visited their GP an average of 3.7 times 38 % of cases 71 % In the past 6 months 2
3% take acute medication (for pain) relationships Migraine impacts 77 % social life 94% 7.9/10 84 % 31 % More women than men 21 % 79 % 63 %
9 10 out of People with migraine 2 % frequent severe migraine Survey population: people who had 4 or more migraines per month, for the previous 3 mont
hs 3 2 4 5 CONTENTS Foreword 7 Executive Summary Patient journey – from rst diagnosis to current management Current treatments & barriers to access
What does it mean living with migraine?17 What is the economic burden of migraine?18 What is the personal impact of migraine?19 Discussion Patient stories Refe