Abstract Purpose of Review: Migraine is most prevalent in women during their reproductive
years. An understanding of the effects of menstruation and menopause on migraine can …

Migraine is a common disorder that is disproportionately prevalent in women, especially
during the reproductive years. Hormonal changes may play a role in the etiology of …

Opinion statement The initial treatment of menstrual migraine (MM) should be the same as
that of migraine that occurs at any other time during the month and should include lifestyle …

ContextMenstrual migraine affects approximately 50% to 60% of female migraineurs, but
knowledge regarding the role of hormones, especially estrogen, appears incomplete …

BACKGROUND–Migraine is more prevalent in women than men. Hormonal changes can
influence the occurrence of migraine, particularly related to the menstrual cycle. Menstrual …

Migraine is one of the most common neurological disorders, affecting women
disproportionally at a rate of 3: 1. Prior to puberty, boys and girls are equally affected, but the …

Migraine is prevalent in women during the fertile age. Indeed, both neuroendocrine events
related to reproductive stages (menarche, pregnancy, and menopause) and menstrual …

Background: Menstrual migraine is a chronic disorder affecting approximately 12.6 million
women in the United States. In spite of its widespread prevalence, menstrual migraine often …

Migraine is affected by the changing hormone environment, with perimenopause associated
with increased migraine, particularly menstrual migraine. Menstrual attacks are recognised …

Migraine is a neurovascular condition that is influenced by the hormonal milieu. The risk of a
migraine attack is increased among women migraineurs during a 5‐day perimenstrual …