Migraine Burden Among Women of Childbearing Age in China: Trends, Drivers, and Projections to 2045.

Migraine is a significant health issue for women of childbearing age in China. This study looked at how migraine has changed from 1990 to 2023. Researchers found that the number of women affected by migraines has increased significantly. In 1990, there were about 60 million cases, and by 2023, this rose to nearly 65 million. Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs), which measure the overall burden of disease, also increased. The study analyzed various factors contributing to these trends, including age and demographics. It used advanced statistical methods to predict future migraine trends through 2045. The findings suggest that the burden of migraines among women is likely to continue rising. Understanding these trends can help healthcare providers address the needs of women suffering from migraines more effectively. Overall, this research highlights the growing importance of addressing migraine issues in this population. Clinical relevance: This study highlights the increasing burden of migraines among women, emphasizing the need for targeted healthcare strategies.