Testing a cholesterol medication to prevent chronic migraines

This trial is testing whether atorvastatin, a medication commonly used to manage cholesterol, can help prevent chronic migraines. Researchers have seen promising results in smaller studies, and now want to confirm whether this medication works in a larger group of people. The goal is to see if the medication reduces how often migraines occur and whether it has a good safety profile.

Chronic migraine is a serious condition that affects quality of life and work productivity. Current preventive treatments don't work well for everyone, so researchers are looking for new options. Earlier studies suggested this medication might help, but larger research is needed to be sure it's truly effective.