Survey on prevalence and impact of migraine among young generation
Survey by: Sania Baig Introduction: Migraine has long been associated with specific vestibular diseases, including benign ferocious vertigo in youth and benign intermittent vertigo in grown-ups. Basilar arterial migraine represents a special form of migraine associated with severe vertigo, but habitual, nonspecific symptoms of vestibular system dysfunction can also be related to migraine. The instantiations of migraine-related vestibular symptoms are relatively varied, ranging from episodic true vertigo to constant imbalance, movement-associated disequilibrium , and space and stir discomfort. The onset of vestibular symptoms may happen in youth or the majority. Symptoms can happen before the onset of the headache, during a headache, or during a headache-free interval. Because of the largely varied donation of symptoms, the diagnosis of migraine-related vestibulopathy requires mindfulness of the implicit vestibular instantiations of migraine and a scrupulous history taking w...