Prevalence and Risk Factors of Migraine in Children, A Systematic Review

Abstract: The most common main headache disease in children and adolescents is migraine. Migraine teenagers still diagnosed clinically. doctor requires a thorough history that focuses on the kind, location, intensity, duration of pain. Most children's migraines are frontal rather than temporal/occipital bilateral unilateral, which makes them slightly different from adult migraines. Pediatric migraine can be successfully treated with personalized regimen combining nonpharmacologic pharmaceutical treatments. patients have succeeded pharmacological treatments for prevention, including beta-blockers, calcium channel antagonists, serotonin antidepressants, antiepileptics. study summarises current evidence regarding Prevalence Risk Factors Children. For article selection, PubMed database EBSCO Information Services were used. All relevant articles to our topic other used review. Other not related this field excluded. data was extracted specific format group members reviewed. frequency family fights amount free time two important contributors emergence chronic headaches. way parents react their daughter's headaches appears significant females. Anaemia, obesity, disorders abdomen, early menarche few more health issues connected childhood Children frequently experience recurrent headaches, serious medical comorbidity. findings indicated significantly contributes adolescents, various age groups being concentrated terms features risk factors.