Migraine attacks are hard enough to treat when you’re awake but when they strike while you’re asleep, they can completely throw you off. By the time you wake up, you’ve often missed the treatment window and the attack has already gained momentum 🚂 Drop a 🧠 in the comments if you’ve ever woken up to an attack already in full force. At this year’s Migraine World Summit, Dr. Natbony explained that attacks between 4–7am are common due to natural drops in melatonin during that time. So, how do we t

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