Thelansis

  Migraine is a prevalent neurological disorder categorized into episodic or chronic forms based on frequency. Episodic migraine, defined as experiencing fewer than 15 migraine days per month, is the most common type globally. This condition is linked to significant burden, disability, and reduced productivity. It also correlates with diminished quality of life, increased absenteeism from school, decreased functionality, and more frequent medical visits. The substantial impact of episodic migraine underscores the need for proactive disease management. Individuals with episodic migraine are at risk of transitioning to chronic migraine (15 or more headache days per month), which occurs in approximately 2.5% of cases and is associated with further reduced quality of life. Behavioral factors such as stress, sleep disturbances, circadian rhythm disruptions, and irregular eating patterns may trigger migraines by disrupting homeostatic balance in neural systems implicated in migraine pa...