Migraine
- Acute: NSAID/acetaminophen or migraine-specific drug
- Triptan is a common first migraine-specific option
- Gepant/ditan if triptan unsuitable or ineffective
- Prevention: CGRP drug, topiramate, beta blocker + others
- Botox for chronic migraine
- Limit acute-medication frequency to prevent overuse headache
Use at a glance
- Acute: NSAID/acetaminophen or migraine-specific drug
Practical pearls
- Limit acute-medication frequency to prevent overuse headache
Treatment options
- Triptan is a common first migraine-specific option
- Prevention: CGRP drug, topiramate, beta blocker + others
Choosing treatment
- Gepant/ditan if triptan unsuitable or ineffective
Other practical pearls
- Botox for chronic migraine
Self-check
- What can be used for acute treatment of Migraine?
NSAID/acetaminophen or migraine-specific drug.
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