Migraine | T&F

Migraine is equally prevalent in males and females

The risk of developing migraine is not influenced by genetic factors

Unilateral pain is more common than bilateral pain in migraine

Migraine with aura is the most common type of migraine, accounting for approximately 70% of cases

A migraine diary can help identify potential triggers and evaluate the effectiveness of treatments

Triptans are used to treat mild migraine attacks and should be taken during the aura phase

Opioids are recommended for the acute treatment of migraine due to their high efficacy

Antiemetics, such as metoclopramide, help manage nausea and gastric stasis in migraine patients.

Prophylactic migraine treatment is recommended for individuals experiencing four or more migraine attacks per month

CGRP antagonists, such as erenumab and fremanezumab, are designed specifically for acute migraine treatment.