Purpose of Review

This review surveys our current understanding of the impact of parental migraine on children. Understanding the impact of migraine on others in a family unit is critical to describing the full burden of migraine and to developing psychosocial supportive interventions for patients and their families.

Recent Findings

Having a parent with migraine is associated with several early developmental features including infant colic. Adolescent children of parents with migraine self-report their parent’s migraine interferes with school and activities and events. Further, migraine is perceived to impact the relationship between the parent and child. Having a parent with migraine increases a child’s risk of having migraine, and having more severe migraine disease. However, children with migraine whose parent also has migraine appear to receive more early and aggressive treatment.

Summary

The impact of migraine extends beyond the parent with migraine and influences children across biological, psychological, and social domains.

中文翻译：

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父母偏头痛对孩子的影响

审查目的

本综述调查了我们目前对父母偏头痛对儿童影响的理解。了解偏头痛对家庭中其他人的影响对于描述偏头痛的全部负担以及为患者及其家人制定社会心理支持干预措施至关重要。

最近的发现

父母患有偏头痛与多种早期发育特征有关，包括婴儿绞痛。患有偏头痛的父母的青少年儿童自我报告说，他们父母的偏头痛会干扰学校和活动。此外，偏头痛被认为会影响父母和孩子之间的关系。父母患有偏头痛会增加孩子患偏头痛和更严重偏头痛疾病的风险。然而，父母也患有偏头痛的偏头痛儿童似乎接受了更早期和更积极的治疗。

概括

偏头痛的影响超出了患有偏头痛的父母，并影响了孩子的生理、心理和社会领域。