Bariatric Surgery in Migraine patients: CGRP Level and Weight Loss.

Helia Hemasian EtefaghShahab Shahabi ShahmiriHamid MelaliMasoud SayadiHossein AnsariArvin ShahzamaniMitra Sadat Deyhimi

Published in: Obesity surgery (2022)

Bariatric surgery decreases the frequency of migraine attacks, lessens the severity of headaches, and improves the quality of life and disability as well as CGRP plasma levels, suggesting CGRP as a possible etiology in the migraine-obesity link.

Keyphrases

bariatric surgery
weight loss
obese patients
roux en y gastric bypass
end stage renal disease
gastric bypass
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
type diabetes
multiple sclerosis
weight gain
metabolic syndrome
peritoneal dialysis
insulin resistance
body mass index