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See Latest ArticlesA Study of Triggers of Migraine in India
Pain Medicine, 09/30/09
Yadav RK et al. – Migraine triggers were present in 160 (87.9%) patients and included emotional stress in 70%, fasting in 46.3%, physical exhaustion or traveling in 52.5%, sleep deprivation in 44.4%, menstruation in 12.8%, and weather changes in 10.1% patients. Multiple triggers (>2) were present in 34.4% patients. The triggers in the Indian migraine patients are similar to other populations but for dietary factors.
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