One of the most common problems with Migraine medications is that oral medications are often problematic and not optimally effective. There are three primary reasons for this:

• The Migraineur may be vomiting and not retaining much of the medication.
• Migraineurs also have a high incidence of gastric stasis, which can prevent the absorption of oral medications.
• Oral medications take too long to act.

For these reasons, alternative methods of delivery have been developed for some Migraine...