Combined Effects of Green Light and Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation in Migraine Patients.

"Transcranial direct current stimulation protocol involves 20 minutes of anodal stimulation, with the anodal electrode placed over the motor cortex (primary motor area), and cathodal stimulation applied to the contralateral supraorbital area.~The intensity of the current will be set to 1.5 mA, with the current density ranging from approximately 0.03 to 0.06 mA, with the electrode measuring of 5x7cm. To ensure a gradual and comfortable experience for participants, the current will ramp up and down over 30 seconds at the beginning and end of each session. Each stimulation session will last for 20 minutes, with participants undergoing five sessions per week. The entire intervention protocol will be carried out over a period of four weeks"

Green light exposure will be administered using light with a wavelength of about 520 nm. The sessions will take place in a dimly lit room to minimize external light interference and enhance the therapeutic effect of the green light. Each exposure session will last for 2 hours, with participants receiving 3 to 5 sessions per week. The light intensity will be set to 100 lux, a level that is both safe and effective for migraine treatment. The entire intervention protocol will span over four weeks to allow for sufficient evaluation of the effects. During each session, participants will be seated comfortably in a chair to ensure they are relaxed and able to tolerate light exposure without discomfort.

Advised medicine by the medical doctors will be utilized by the participants of the study