Clinical practice guidelines for migraine

Clinical practice guidelines for migraine are evidence-based recommendations designed to help healthcare providers diagnose and manage migraines effectively. They outline how to identify symptoms, distinguish migraines from other headaches, and choose appropriate treatments. These guidelines recommend lifestyle changes, medication options for preventing and relieving attacks, and sometimes non-drug approaches like stress management. The goal is to reduce the frequency, intensity, and impact of migraines, improving quality of life. They ensure a consistent, safe, and effective approach tailored to individual needs, helping patients and doctors work together to find the best management plan.