[Analysis of clinical characteristics of 87 patients with cochlear migraine]

Lin Chuang Er Bi Yan Hou Tou Jing Wai Ke Za Zhi. 2021 Feb;35(2):112-115. doi: 10.13201/j.issn.2096-7993.2021.02.005.
[Article in Chinese]

Abstract

Objective:The aim of this study is to analyze the clinical features of cochlear migraine. Methods:The clinical data of cases of cochlear migraine were collected, and the clinical symptoms and hearing examination results were analyzed. Results:The ratio of male to female patients with cochlear migraine was 1∶3.1; the peak incidence was between 30 to 60 years old; the clinical symptoms were tinnitus in 61 people(70%), mild hearing loss in 52 people(60%), aural fullness in hyperacusis in 13 people(15%), auditory allergy in 9 people(10%) and otalgia in 5 people(6%); the audiology characteristic was that 61.5%(32/52) of patients with hearing loss showed mild high-frequency neurological hearing loss, 34.6%(18/52) of patients showed mild low-frequency neurological hearing loss, and 3.8%(2/52) of patients showed full-frequency mild neurological hearing loss; the effective rate of tinnitus treatment was 57.4%, the effective rate of hearing loss was 71.2%, and the effective rate of aural fullness was 69.2%, the effective rate of hyperacusis is 66.7% and the effective rate of otalgia is 60.0%. Conclusion:The clinical characteristics of cochlear migraine are summarized, which provides a basis for the intervention of anti-migraine treatment programs for inner ear diseases.

目的:分析耳蜗型偏头痛的临床特征。 方法:收集87例耳蜗型偏头痛患者的临床资料,对其临床症状和听力检查结果进行分析。 结果:耳蜗型偏头痛患者的男女比例为1∶3.1;30~60岁是发病高峰;临床症状有耳鸣61例(70%)、轻度听力下降52例(60%)、耳闷13例(15%)、听觉过敏9例(10%)和耳痛5例(6%);61.5%(32/52)的听力下降患者表现为高频轻度神经性聋,34.6%(18/52)的患者表现为低频轻度神经性聋,3.8%(2/52)的患者表现为全频轻度神经性聋。经抗偏头痛治疗,耳鸣、听力下降、耳闷、听觉过敏、耳痛的有效率分别为57.4%、71.2%、69.2%、66.7%和60.0%。 结论:对耳蜗型偏头痛临床特点的总结,为内耳疾病的抗偏头痛治疗方案介入提供了依据。.

Keywords: aural fullness; cochlear migraine; deafness; hyperacusis; tinnitus.

MeSH terms

  • Adult
  • Cochlea
  • Deafness*
  • Female
  • Humans
  • Hyperacusis / epidemiology
  • Male
  • Middle Aged
  • Migraine Disorders* / epidemiology
  • Tinnitus* / epidemiology