Migraine in pregnancy. A narrative review
Abstract
Migraine is one of the most common types of headaches, affecting almost all group ages and both sexes.Nevertheless, it is known that migraine can modify its characteristics during pregnancy and that nearly 60-80% of pregnant women with migraine will suffer attacks, especially during the first trimester.In this narrative review, we describe critical aspects of this frequent neurological pathology during pregnancy and provide a reference hallmark to guide diagnosis and treatment.
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