The Episodic Syndromes That Maybe Associated with Migraines
Abstract
The "childhood periodic syndromes" have been renamed "the episodic syndromes that maybe associated with migraines". These syndromes were initially considered precursors of migraines that only occurred in childhood; however recent literature suggests that the episodic syndromes can occur in adults with known migraine and does not necessarily present as a precursor. This review article discusses the recent literature regarding the episodic syndromes and potential treatments. These disorders are seen by multiple subspecialists, therefore it is important to recognize and use the same definitions, criteria and nomenclature. A collaborative and multidisciplinary approach is critical to characterize, manage and potentially improve outcomes.
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