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About 8.9% of patients with RAP were diagnosed as AM. Their mean age was 7.1± 3.0 years (boys, 24, 28.6%; girls, 60, 71.4%). The frequency of abdominal pain was 4.3± 2.4/ week and the duration of abdominal pain was about one hour (0.5~2.0). The symptoms associated with abdominal pain were anorexia (n=35, 15.5%), nausea (n=58, 69.0%), vomiting (n=26, 31%), pallor (n=12, 14.3%) and headache (n=64, 76.2%). 27 (32.1%) patients with AM were suffer from migraine 1.7±0.8 years later from onset of AM, and their mean age was 8.3± 3.2 years (boys, 8, 29.6%; girls, 19, 70.4%). When the clinical characteristics were compared to each other between group A (n=27) and group B (n= 57), there were no differences in age, gender, frequency, duration etc. But AM patients with headache significantly developed migraine later (P = 0.003). AM patients who needed drug therapy significantly developed migraine later (P=0.034).

The clincal characteristics of abdominal migraine and risk factors for developing migraine later in childhood