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Narrative review assesses migraine management, hormonal effects, and patient preferences in menopause, suggesting improved care could optimize outcomes.
Migraine during the menopausal transition reflects the interplay between hormonal dynamics and systemic health. Management requires balancing efficacy with vascular and metabolic safety while incorporating patient preferences. Evidence gaps include the lack of trials stratified by menopausal stage or migraine subtype. Multidisciplinary, menopause-informed care and prospective studies are needed to optimize outcomes in this population.
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