Material and Methods
Six hundred and fifty patients followed up at the Headache outpatient
clinic of University of Health Sciences, Erenkoy Mental and Neurological
Diseases Training and Research Hospital and Neurology clinic at Siirt
State Hospital were determined. Thirteen patients who were diagnosed as
primary headache diaorder associated with sexual activity according to
headache classification of ICHD-3 criterias (2018) and were detailed by
systematic and neurologic examination were included in. Patients without
cranial computed tomography (CT), cranial magnetic resonance (MR)
imaging, cranial MR angiography and cranial MR venography were not
included to the study. Patients who have any other reasons for the
origin of the headache got excluded. Patients were evaluated by gender,
education, age at onset, localization, severity and duration of the
headache as well as comorbidities. Headache severity was determined by
using Visual Analogue Scale (VAS).