Dr. Anagha Menon

Post Graduate Student @ Kempegowda Institute Of Medical Sciences, Bengaluru

A study will be conducted identify ophthalmological causes of headaches in patients attending or referred to the ophthalmology OPD at KIMS Hospital, Bangalore. A descriptive study design will include patients of all ages and genders, except those with known systemic headache causes. Data will be collected through clinical evaluations to explore underlying ophthalmological etiologies and improve diagnostic accuracy.

Dr. Ashish Ponnuri

Emergency Medicine Consultant @ STAR Hospitals, Hyderabad

The study aims to assess migraine awareness, knowledge, and misconceptions among the general Indian population, exploring the impact of demographics like age, gender, education, and healthcare access. A cross-sectional survey of 1,000 individuals across diverse regions will use structured questionnaires to analyze perceptions, triggers, and treatment knowledge. Findings will guide targeted public health campaigns to improve migraine education and timely medical consultation in India.

Noorul Azmina Asik Noor

MBBS Student @ Chengalpattu Medical College, Chennai

This study will examine the prevalence and predictors of insufficient response to triptans among migraine patients. Using a cross-sectional design, 234 participants will be assessed for migraine impact, lifestyle, and behavioral factors. Data from tools like MIDAS, PSQI, and PSS will undergo statistical analysis to identify modifiable predictors. Findings aim to enhance triptan efficacy through personalized interventions, reducing medication dependency and improving migraine management outcomes.

Dr. Rakesh Kumar Mishra

Associate Professor @ AIIMS, Bhopal

This systematic review and meta-analysis will assess the adverse effects of medical therapies for migraines in adults, following PRISMA 2020 guidelines and a predefined PICO framework. Data from PUBMED, Web of Science, Scopus, and Google Scholar will be extracted and analyzed using qualitative and quantitative methods, including random-effects models. Risk of bias will be evaluated using ROB 2.0 and Newcastle-Ottawa scales, and evidence will be graded using GRADE methodology to ensure robust conclusions.

Dr. Sushil Kumar Sompur Vasanthkumar

Associate Professor @ Kannur Medical College, Kannur

This retrospective observational study will explore the incidence of recurrent migraine episodes among patients using traditional therapies, comparing them to pharmacological treatments. Data from patient records and surveys will assess recurrence rates, satisfaction, and quality of life, alongside identifying common traditional therapies. Findings aim to provide insights into the effectiveness of traditional approaches, promoting integrative migraine management strategies to improve patient outcomes.