12%
Of the population
affected
Women have migraine
attacks yearly
17%
Men have migraine
attacks yearly
6%
Risk if one parent
has a history of
Migraine
40%
Risk if both parents
have a history of
Migraine
75%
Cluster
Headache
Tension
Headache
Migraine
Headache
Sinus
Headache
Migraine With Aura
Includes short-lived episodes with visual or sensory symptoms before the headache. It's like a warning sign before the storm. For example, a person may see flashes of light or wavy lines, or they may experience tingling or numbness in the face or hands.
Chronic Migraine
Occurs 15+ days a month, lasting over three months, with at least eight days having migraine features.
Migraine Without Aura
Recurring headaches lasting 4-72 hours, usually on one side, with pounding intensity. Movement worsens it, and you might feel nauseous, sensitive to light and sound.
Prodrome
Aura
Headache
Postdrome
Early signals like “Mood changes, Fatigue, cravings, Neck stiffness, Increased thirst and urination, Yawning, Concentration problems, Sensitivity to light and sound, Digestive issues, Frequent urination”.
Around 77% of patients suffer prodromic symptoms for up to 24 to 48 hours before headache onset.
Visual or sensory disturbances that precede the headache.
Migraine headaches typically occur on one side, with a pulsating or throbbing sensation that intensifies in the initial hours, and the pain can last for hours to days.
After a migraine headache, the postdrome phase sets in.
You may experience lingering pain in the same location as the previous headache.
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Stress
Diet
Irregular Sleep
Dehydration
Hormones
Medication Overuse
Weather Changes
Smell
Impact of Migraine
on Mental Well-Being
The persistent pain and uncertainty about when the next migraine attack will occur can lead to feelings of:
Impact of Migraine
on Emotional Well-Being
Migraines can make it difficult to regulate our emotions effectively and significantly impact our mood and emotional well-being through their:
Throbbing pain
Discomfort
Noise sensitivity
Light sensitivity
Multi-faceted approaches, addressing both physical and the emotional symptoms can help individuals manage their Migraines
Sleep - Exercise - Eat - Diary - Stress
AVOID
PREPARE FOR
These Techniques include
Pacing Activities
Meditation
Muscle Relaxation
Only 3 – 13% of the Patients are adherent to their preventive treatment plans. Several factors contribute to this LOW adherence, Including:
Sub-optimal efficacy of available treatments.
Poor tolerability of medications.
Limited availability of migraine-specific preventative medications.
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