Cognitive Impairments in Migraine Patients: A Comprehensive Analysis

Abstract

This study investigates the cognitive impairments associated with migraine, focusing specifically on memory deficits as assessed by standardized psychological tests. By comparing a cohort of migraine patients with a control group, we aim to elucidate the extent of cognitive dysfunction and its implications for daily functioning and quality of life. The findings suggest significant memory impairments in migraine sufferers, particularly in areas of logical memory and attention, which may contribute to the overall understanding of migraine's impact on cognitive health and patient management strategies.