Familial hemiplegic migraine (FHM) is an inherited form of hemiplegic migraine. Hemiplegic migraine is a type of migraine with aura that causes motor impairment (such as weakness) in addition to at least one visual, sensory, or speech disturbance (aura) that occurs before the migraine headache begins. Migraine with aura can be diagnosed in a person presenting with at least two attacks fulfilling the following criteria: One or more typical fully reversible aura symptoms including: Visual symptoms such as zigzag lines and/or scotoma — visual aura is the most common type of aura. Sensory symptoms such as unilateral pins and needles or numbness. Migraine with brainstem aura, formerly referred to as a basilar migraine, occurs in up to about 10% of people who experience migraine aura. The symptoms of this type of aura may include: having a The migraine aura refers to specific symptoms that occur before the headache, but that also may occur during the headache phase. Aura is formally classified as visual, sensory, language, or motor. Not everyone experiences the aura phase. Aura affects approximately 25-30% of people with migraine. Aura symptoms typically last from several minutes Migraine symptoms can vary depending on the type of migraine and its severity. Common symptoms include: pounding headache. increased sensitivity to light, smells, and noise. nausea. vomiting. lack The brainstem has been implicated in auditory hallucinations, including migraine with brainstem aura that features tinnitus. In patients experiencing migraine with typical aura, brainstem aura is reported at a rate of approximately 10% . Though not necessarily associated with migraine, auditory hallucinations have been documented with patients with migraine.16 In a study of individuals aged ≥65 years, infarct lesions were more likely outside the brain stem and cerebellum.25 A recent study of 34 patients with migraine and 35 matched control subjects suggested that the cerebellar predilection of ischemic lesions in migraine with aura might Migraine with brainstem aura, formerly known as basilar-type migraine, is rare. The treatment options for migraine with aura are similar to those for other types of migraine. Treatment depends .

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