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Is migraine an inflammatory or neurological disorder?

Writer: Jason Parnes
Jason Parnes
Jan 20
1 min read

Since our inception and years after, most neurologists were convinced that headaches and migraines were a neurological disorder. In fact, at an American Headache Society conference in the early 2020's, they held a mock debate: "Is migraine a neurological or inflammatory disorder? " The doctor supporting the case for inflammation prefaced the debate by saying she knows migraines are a neurological issue but couldn't find a single neurologist to take the viewpoint that migraines are caused by inflammation. Lately, the articles are whispering about inflammation around the trigeminal vascular system causing migraine and, for most suffering today, that will prove to be true.




 
 
 

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