Moderate to severe migraine pain can be treated as effectively with aspirin as with Imitrex, a recent study has found. Researchers recommend trying aspirin first and then using prescription meds only if necessary. The only exception is for people who have extreme migraine pain that interferes with daily life. Those patients should start immediately with prescription meds.
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