A Study on treatment of Migraine by using Caffeine

Abstract

Migraine is the debilitating neurological disorder affecting millions worldwide, with the limited treatment option. Caffeine Is widely consumed stimulant, has been explored as a potential therapeutic agent for migraine relief. This review aims to summarize the current evidence on caffeine’s efficacy & safety in treating migraine. We examined clinical trials & studies investigating caffeine’s role in acute & preventive migraine treatment. Our analysis reveals that caffeine can be an effective adjunctive therapy for acute migraine attacks, enhancing pain relief & reducing symptoms. Additionally, moderate caffeine consumption may have preventive benefits, reducing migraine frequency and severity Caffeine’s mechanism of action , including vasodilation, neurotransmitter modulation and pain pathway inhibition, contribute to its therapeutic effects. However, individual tolerance, dosage & delivery methods can impact efficacy. We discuss optimal dosage ranges, potential side effects, and interactions with other medications. Our review highlights caffeins as a promising, accessible and affordable treatment option for migraine. While more research is needed to fully understand its benefits and limitation , the existing evidence supports caffeine’s use as a complementary therapy for migraine relief. Healthcare professionals and patients can consider caffeine as a valuable addition to their treatment arsenal, potential improving migraine management and quality of life.