Glucose dysregulation and glycemic phenotyping in chronic migraine

Chronic migraine subjects exhibited postprandial glucose dysregulation and greater glycemic variability than healthy controls. The identified GTT phenotypes reveal distinct glucose regulation patterns, suggesting the existence of different migraine-associated metabolic profiles. Future research will investigate factors contributing to these phenotypes and their implications for migraine pathogenesis. These findings support the potential for developing targeted migraine treatments informed by glucose dysregulation patterns.