If a patient gets up in the morning with a migraine headache, the following reasons should be considered: 1. It may be caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain and the brain being in a state of oxygen deprivation. Because the blood flow is relatively slow at night, the brain is in a state of ischemia and lack of oxygen, which can cause migraine attacks. 2. Consider the patient’s sleep, if the patient often stays up late, sleep deprivation or low sleep quality, it is also easy to trigger migraine attacks. 3. The migraine headache when the patient gets up in the morning may also be related to a bad lifestyle, such as the patient often smokes and drinks alcohol, which leads to migraine attacks. migraine. Effective prevention of risk factors is needed, and symptomatic oral pain medication should be taken to relieve symptoms when patients have migraine.