The patient presents with a history of migraine headaches, fulfilling diagnostic criteria for migraine without aura (ICHD-3 1.1).  Onset of migraines began approximately [duration] ago, with an average frequency of [frequency] per month.  The patient describes their typical headache as [location: unilateral, bilateral, frontal, temporal, occipital, etc.] and [character: throbbing, pulsating, pressing, tight, etc.], with pain intensity rated as [scale: mild, moderate, severe] on a 0-10 scale.  Associated symptoms commonly reported include photophobia, phonophobia, and nausea.  Triggers identified by the patient include [triggers: stress, caffeine withdrawal, specific foods, hormonal fluctuations, etc.].  Prior to presentation, the patient has utilized various acute migraine treatments, including [medications: over-the-counter analgesics, NSAIDs, triptans, ergots, etc.], with [efficacy: complete, partial, no] relief.  The patient denies any history of aura, seizures, or neurological deficits.  Family history is positive for migraine headaches.  A comprehensive neurological examination was normal.  Diagnosis of migraine without aura is confirmed based on patient history, symptom presentation, and absence of red flags.  The patient was educated on migraine management, including lifestyle modifications, trigger avoidance, and appropriate use of acute and preventive medications.  A prescription for [medication and dosage] was provided for acute migraine attacks.  The patient was also advised on the potential benefits of prophylactic therapy if the frequency or severity of migraines does not improve.  Follow-up appointment scheduled in [duration] to reassess treatment efficacy and adjust management plan as needed.