Clinical and Neurophysiological Effects of tDCS to Visual and Motor Cortex in Migraine

Mars-01(Marslab, Turkey) transcranial direct current stimulation device works with a 9 volt battery and consists of two 5x5 (25 cm2) electrodes (anode and cathode). 3 consecutive sessions (days), cathodal to occipital cortex (O1 or O2, ipsilateral); Anodal application will be made to M1 (left). Active stimulation is 2mA tDCS with a 0 to 30 second acceleration period of 20 minutes per session. Placebo stimulation will be applied according to the device's own sham software protocol. Accordingly, the current consists of 30 seconds of increase from 0 to 2mA(milliamp), 10 seconds of stimulation, 30 seconds of decrease to 0 and 20 minutes of current-free application.

The same device used for stimulation will be used, but no stimulation will be given.