Many medications and other treatments are available to treat Migraines and headaches. Find out what your options are and which option may be best for you.
Medications and treatments must be understood and managed well...
Whether you experience a problem with a Migraine medication, other medications, supplements, medical advices, or foods, there's a simple way to report the problem to the FDA.
For frequent headaches or Migraines, preventive medications can be a good option. There are over 100 medications and supplements and virtually endless combinations of them available today. To give each medication a fair trial, would take 25 years!
Everyone would love to keep treatment as "natural" as possible, but it's essential to remember that these products are drugs too, complete with potential side effects and contraindications.
The FDA has approved Botox for the treatment of chronic Migraine, defined as having Migraines 15 days or more per month, lasting four hours or longer per day.
Researchers have studied a pregnancy registry to look at the effects of sumatriptan (Imitrex) and Amerge (naratriptan) on infants whose mothers used these triptans during pregnancy.
A portable Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) device that is in clinical trials is showing great promise and may be FDA approved and available for use sometime this year.
Featured Quiz
How well do you know your Migraine medication?
Preventive, abortive, and rescue medications are all part of an effective treatment regimen. How well do you know your medications? Let’s find out with this short quiz!