• Zh. Mikrobiol. Epidemiol. Immunobiol. · May 2011

    [Spread and features of chronic and recurrent infectious diseases in patients with primary headache].

    • M I Karpova, Iu S Shamurova, V V Markova, and V F Pecherkin.
    • Zh. Mikrobiol. Epidemiol. Immunobiol. 2011 May 1 (3): 61-7.

    AimStudy of spread and clinical-immunologic features of chronic and recurrent infectious diseases in patients with primary headache.Materials And Methods158 patients with migraine and 79 patients with tension headache were examined. Diagnostics of chronic and recurrent infectious diseases were carried out by the appropriate specialists according to the current standards. Immunologic studies included evaluation of cellular, humoral, innate immunity, cytokine status parameters.ResultsSpread of chronic and recurrent infectious diseases, that were considered as clinical manifestations of secondary immunodeficiency, in patients with primary headache exceeded the spread in the population of the region. In the patients with a combination of cephalgia and infectious pathology a tendency of leucopenia, lymphocyte subpopulation composition disorders, neutrophil functional activity, IgG level decrease, cytokine system imbalance were characteristic. In chronic primary headache course rate of occurrence of infectious diseases and intensity of immune status disorders were higher than in episodic course of these cephalgias.ConclusionResults of these studies suggest a connection between chronic and recurrent infectious diseases within secondary immunodeficiency with primary headache.

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