Problem
Abdominal migraine
Other Names:
Gut migraine Nature:
Gut or abdominal migraine is a variant of migraine headaches. They are in the migraine family, but rather than the head the pain occurs in the belly. Usually, it's near the navel or midline. Abdominal migraines frequently occur as a reaction to a migraine trigger. They can cause severe stomach pain, nausea, abdominal cramping, and often vomiting.
Incidence:
Abdominal migraine usually occurs in children who have a family history of migraines. Abdominal migraines are rare in adults, but about 2% of all children may get abdominal migraines. Females are more affected than males. Children that experience abdominal migraines typically develop migraine headaches when they get older.
Broader Problems:
MigraineDiseases of the digestive systemAutoimmune disease Subject(s):
Medicine → AnatomyMedicine → Nervous system
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
G: Very specific problems Date of last update
05.01.2017 – 10:53 CET