Regular Sleep Schedule
for Migraine
Maintaining a consistent sleep and wake time, including weekends. Both too little and too much sleep are known migraine triggers. Irregular sleep patterns are among the most commonly reported triggers in clinical practice.
How it works
Irregular sleep disrupts circadian rhythms and alters pain thresholds. Consistent sleep timing stabilises melatonin secretion cycles and reduces hypothalamic sensitisation — a key driver of migraine susceptibility.
What to watch for
Includes weekends — sleeping in on weekends is a common trigger. Adjust sleep times gradually if you need to shift your schedule. Avoid napping if it disrupts night sleep.
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