A Case Report of Migraine With Hypoplasia of the Internal Carotid Artery

Migraine, a widespread and incapacitating neurological disorder, affects numerous individuals worldwide, causing severe headaches impairing their quality of life. The interplay genetic, environmental, neurovascular factors underlies the pathophysiology migraine. This report highlights case 25-year-old woman with recurrent, headaches, predominantly in right frontal temporal regions. She was diagnosed migraine aura, diagnosis supported by her family history. No previous history seizures reported. A comprehensive work-up, including neuroimaging, revealed left internal carotid artery hypoplasia compensatory collateral circulation. coexistence migraines underscores complex interrelationship between cerebrovascular anomalies symptoms. rarity this vascular variation emphasizes need for attentive clinical evaluation consideration anatomical deviations patients. As medical knowledge progresses, further research is essential to unravel mechanisms connecting disorders, ultimately leading personalized interventions improved patient outcomes.