Abstract:Migraine is a common chronic paroxysmal brain dysfunction disease with high disease burden and disability. Sleep disorder and circadian rhythm disorder are important influencing factors in the occurrence and development of migraine. Migraine attacks have circadian rhythm heterogeneity, and the decline of sleep quality is often related to the increase or chronicity of migraine attacks. The destruction of endogenous circadian rhythm or its imbalance with the external environment may lead to sleep wake disorders related to circadian rhythm, which may lead to subsequent pain allergy, thus increasing the risk of migraine. This review focuses on how migraine disturbs sleep and how sleep disorder and circadian rhythm disorder promote migraine, briefly introduces circadian rhythm and sleep-wake regulation, and expounds the potential common anatomical location, molecular and interaction mechanism of migraine and circadian rhythm disorder and sleep-wake regulation disorder.