The treatment of migraine includes pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods. During the acute phase, pain relievers can be used when an attack occurs, and this should be done under the guidance of a doctor. After the acute phase, preventative treatment may also be necessary. Preventative pharmacological treatment should also be under the guidance of a doctor. There are also some non-pharmacological treatments, such as maintaining a healthy lifestyle, identifying and eliminating triggers of migraine attacks, and ensuring good daily routines. For some patients whose migraines may be related to menstrual cycles, it's important to check hormone levels for preventative medication. (The use of medications should be conducted under the guidance of a professional doctor.)