Especially with the rising costs of health care (even for those of us with insurance), we have frequent discussions regarding the cost of triptans, generic triptans, and new developments.
There has also been recent discussion on combining triptans and NSAIDS. Some Migraineurs have found that taking an NSAID along with a triptan offers improved Migraine relief. Trexima, a combination of sumatriptan (Imitrex) and naproxen sodium (Aleve) has been developed and clinical trials conducted.
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