GASTROINTESTINAL MANIFESTATIONS OF MIGRAINE ATTACKS IN CHILDREN
Keywords:
children, migraine, gastrointestinal tract, headacheAbstract
Migraine is a common primary neurobiological disease, the clinical manifestations of which in most cases are observed in childhood and adolescence. According to the data obtained, migraine has a significant negative impact on the patient's life. Scientific studies of migraine attacks with gastrointestinal symptoms have shown that nausea and vomiting are more common in young children than in adolescents. The onset of a number of functional diseases of the digestive system corresponds to childhood, and the combination with migraine headaches has an important prognostic value.
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