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Prevalence of migraine is higher in women than men.Incidence of menstrual migraine is more in comparison to premenstrual migraine.Migraine is a complex condition with headache and sensory disturbances. This study was carried out to analyze the incidence of different type of menstrual migraine in varying age group. Material and methods: In this study 155 women of age group 17 to 31 years taken. They were complaining of at least two times migraine attack per month during menstrual cycle. They were advised to record the day of migraine i.e. on 5th days before menstruation, 2 days before menstruation and 1st day of menstruation to 3 days following bleedingwith history of headache, severity, attack duration and disability at work and association with aura or without aura, for 3 months.The statistical analysis was done under SPSS software by using chi-square test. Results: We found that severe attacks occurred during the premenstrual phase i.e. 5 days before onset of menstruation and it is more severe before 2 days of onset of menstruation. The severity of migraine in age group (17-21) years is higher than other age groups. The incidence of migraine during menstrual period is more in comparison with the premenstrual period.Relative incidence of only migraine during menstrual period is found more i.e.70.09%, whereas migraine with aura found more in premenstrual period, i.e.75%. Conclusion: The incidence of migraine in female increases during adolescent period and peaks during menarche due to delay in decline of oestrogen level. So preventive measures for migraine can be taken by individual awareness, establishment of a stable oestrogen state and use of non-steroidal antiinflammatory agents.

Hospital based Cross-Sectional Study of Menstrual Migraine in an Urban Slum Population