THE PECULIARITY OF MIGRAINE IN PATIENTS WITH COMORBID SLEEP DISORDERS

Murodov Muzaffar Niyozbek o`g`li; Amonova Zakhro Kakhramonovna; Amonova Zilola Kakhramonovna

Authors

Murodov Muzaffar Niyozbek o`g`li Samarkand State Medical University Department of Neurology 1st Year Master
Amonova Zakhro Kakhramonovna PhD., Assistant of the Department of Neurology, Samarkand State Medical University
Amonova Zilola Kakhramonovna 2nd Year Student at the Faculty of Dentistry of the EMU

Keywords:

Migraine, sleep disorders, comorbidity, sleep quality, headache, insomnia, sleep apnea, neurological disorders, circadian rhythm, serotonin, cognitive behavioral therapy.

Abstract

Migraine and sleep disorders share complex pathophysiological interactions, influencing each other's onset and severity. This article explores the peculiarities of migraines in patients suffering from comorbid sleep disorders, emphasizing the impact on clinical presentation, treatment approaches, and quality of life. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, clinical studies, and data analysis, the study aims to provide insights into the bidirectional relationship between these conditions and propose effective management strategies. A detailed examination of the underlying mechanisms, associated risk factors, and therapeutic approaches is presented to enhance understanding and treatment outcomes.