AI Article Synopsis
- Migraine affects about 959 million people globally, with women being three times more likely to suffer from it than men, largely due to female hormones.
- The highest prevalence is seen in women of childbearing age, where around 24% experience migraines.
- Understanding the impact of pregnancy on migraines is crucial for effectively advising and managing women during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Article Abstract
Migraine is estimated to affect 959 million people worldwide and has a female preponderance of 3:1. This is thought to be due to the influence of female hormones as before puberty both sexes are affected equally. The prevalence is highest in women of childbearing age at 24%. It is, therefore, important to have a good understanding of how pregnancy influences migraine and how to advise and manage women with migraine during pregnancy and lactation.
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