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How Do You Treat A Migraine?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first triptan medication to treat migraines in adolescents. The drug, called Almotriptan, was already approved to treat migraines in adults, but now may be used by teens. The drug's maker, Almirall, has been granted a patent extension on the medication until 2015.
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Transformed Migraine: stopping the daily headache to treat the...
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Should We Treat a Migraine During Prodrome?
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Almotriptan approved to treat migraines in teens
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first triptan medication to treat migraines in adolescents. The drug, called... Read more »
Treating migraines without weight gain
Researchers say Topamax can help prevent migraines and reduce migraine patients' need for "emergency" pain meds without causing the weight gain... Read more »
Heart surgery may treat migraines
A small hole in the heart that closes for most people after birth may be behind migraines with aura, some experts say. Up to a quarter of all adults... Read more »
New Drug Shows Promise for Hard-to-Treat Migraines
Drugmaker MAP Pharmaceuticals has announced that its new drug Levadex has shown positive results in treating two types of hard-to-treat migraines.... Read more »
Clinical trial: Effectiveness of Imitrex and Aleve to treat mi...
This study will determine the effectiveness of treating migraines with Imitrex and Aleve in patients who do not respond to Relpax. Participants must... Read more »
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