Publications by authors named "Marharyta Kholodova"
Article Synopsis
- The prodrome phase of a migraine attack occurs 24-48 hours before the headache and involves symptoms that can be mistaken for triggers.
- This review analyzes existing studies to clarify the distinction between prodromal symptoms and migraine triggers, using clinical and neurophysiological data.
- Understanding the interaction between brain activity during the prodromal phase and potential triggers is essential for improving migraine management and exploring their underlying mechanisms.
