RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NIGHT SLEEP DISORDERS AND MIGRAINE HEADACHE SEVERITY

Sleep disorders and symptoms of headache, migraine in particular, are classified as chronic diseases. The prevalence of insomnia in patients with migraine, according to various authors, varies from 25% to 70%. Modern neuroimaging studies of the brain and laboratory methods of biomarkers prove the causal pathomechanism of common interactions. Thus, the anatomical architectonics of the brain, diencephalon and brainstem are the main moderators responsible for sleep/daytime activity and directly play a role in the degree of migraine, influenced by a large number of important mediators.