The results of a study performed on a sample of the general Korean population show a significantly higher prevalence of cutaneous allodynia (CA) in migraine and probable migraine. Furthermore, the presence of CA increases both migraine symptom severity and associated disability.
Cutaneous allodynia more prevalent in migraine and probable migraine than in tension-type headache
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