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Intellectual Profile of Adolescents with Headache: A Case-Control Study Using the WISC-IV
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sports activities lead exerciserelated skin complaints include different symptoms eg infections mechanical injuries contact dermatitis previous studies mostly focused skin infections injuries competitive athletes purpose study determine frequency characteristics exerciserelated skin complaints among sports students extent complaints influence physical fitness performed selfadministered online survey among 259 actively exercising sports students two german universities descriptive analyses conducted common complaints blistering 573 dryness 567 redness 447 chafing 340 hands feet 780 frequently affected participants whose skin particularly stressed 475 higher training duration 76 hweek 95ci 6883 h without complaints 51 hweek 95ci 5567 h p 0003 students reported reduced intensity 347 frequency 227 training due skin complaints reduction performance reported 320 students actively exercising sports students considered intact skin essential physical fitness reported impairments skin led reduced intensity frequency training enhance awareness exerciserelated skin complaints research necessary