Trileptal Fails Test for Migraine Prevention

By Teri Robert, Health Guide Friday, February 15, 2008

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Over the last several years, neuronal stabilizing agents (also known as anti-convulsants or epilepsy medications) have been increasingly prescribed for Migraine prevention. Out of the four medications that are actually FDA approved for Migraine prevention, two of them -- Depakote and Topamax -- are ...

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Nancy Harris Bonk, Health Guide

2/15/08 12:01pm

it is good to hear a negative report from the pharmacy who makes Trileptal. On the other hand, it is bad news that we lose a medication that may be helpful in preventing Migraines.

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By Teri Robert, Health Guide— Last Modified: 09/15/10, First Published: 02/15/08

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