For individuals with chronic conditions like migraines, fasting can potentially trigger or worsen their symptoms. Some people may find relief through breathing and relaxation exercises, but in severe cases, the pain can significantly hinder their ability to fast.
If a person is unable to manage a migraine attack and it becomes too difficult to continue fasting, they can break their fast in such cases and make up the fast later (kaza fast). This decision should be based on the individual’s health condition and the severity of the pain.