Details of odors reported to be associated with migraine attacks The most frequently reported odors associated with migraine attacks were perfume (55.4%), tobacco (47.5%), fabric softener (32.7%), body odor (32.7%), garbage (24.8%), hairdressing products (22.8%), cars (22.8%), and sweat (19.8%) (Table 2)
Limitations of the current research include the small number of studies, the small sample size, the evaluation mostly of first-generation devices, the limited investigation on which characteristics of the device and patterns of use (e.g., wattage, temperature) could be major contributors of exposure, and the evaluation of devices that are selected by the investigators but which do not necessarily reflect what the consumers are using
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