Editorial: Migraine as a marker of maternal morbidity

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This editorial aims to highlight the relationship between migraine and maternal morbidity.
Analysis of existing literature on migraines and health implications during pregnancy.
Discussion on potential mechanisms linking migraines to maternal health.
Review of migraine prevalence among pregnant women and associated risks.
Migraine is identified as a significant health marker for maternal complications.
Higher prevalence of maternal morbidity is noted among women experiencing migraines.
Potential neurovascular factors in migraines could influence maternal health outcomes.

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Editorial discusses migraine as an important marker of health outcomes in mothers, suggesting increased morbidity risks.

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