Migraine
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Oxcarbazepine does not prevent migraine- Dexamethasone does not prevent migraine recurrence
- Fremanezumab effective for episodic migraine
- Meperidine (pethidine) less effective for migraine
- Acupuncture is effective for the prevention of migraine without aura
- Acute migraine: prochlorperazine better than sumatriptan
- Migraine with aura associated with increased risk of CVD in women
- Specific headache criteria useful for migraine diagnose, neuroimaging
- Topiramate and amitriptyline not effective for migraine in children (CHAMP trial)
- Rimegepant somewhat effective for acute migraine (NNT = 13)
- Yoga appears to be effective in reducing migraine intensity and frequency
- Clinical practice guideline update for migraine prevention with medications
- Atogepant prevents acute headaches in adults with chronic migraines
- Triptans outperform older and newer treatments of acute migraine
- Evidence review of medications for preventing migraines in children and adolescents
- Intranasal zavegepant is moderately superior to placebo for acute migraine in adults
- Guideline update for migraine prevention with NSAIDs, CAM, nontraditional treatments
- CBT plus amitriptyline optimal for chronic migraine in children and adolescents
- Yoga enhances conventional medical therapy in patients with episodic migraine
- AAN Guidelines on medications for acute treatment and prevention of migraine in children and adolescents
- What are the comparative benefits of available treatments for acute migraine pain?
- Monoclonal antibody treatments for migraine are effective, well-tolerated, and expensive
- Another "-gepant"—ubrogepant —is somewhat effective for acute migraine (NNT = 13)
- Some nonpharmacological treatments may decrease migraine frequency in children and adolescents
- Botulinum toxin A useful for chronic daily headaches and chronic migraines
- Dexamethasone may prevent headache recurrence after treatment of acute migraine
- Combo sumatriptan-naproxen slightly better than either alone for acute migraine
- Erenumab decreases migraine frequency in patients who fail preventive therapies (LIBERTY)
- Topical menthol 10% solution (peppermint oil) may abort acute migraine
- Every other day use of rimegepant decreases migraine frequency by 1 per month
- Ubrogepant modestly effective for acute migraine, but safety and a lack of comparison with triptans are concerning
- IV metoclopromide in acute migraine: poor-quality data show it’s probably effective
- Multiple randomized controlled trials fail to show the effectiveness of migraine chemoprophylaxis in children and adolescents
- TENS more effective than sham TENS in decreasing pain in patients with acute migraine
- Clopidogrel + aspirin better than aspirin alone to prevent migraines after ASD closure
- A vibrating intranasal balloon catheter decreases short-term headache frequency in adults with chronic migraine
- Noninvasive vagus nerve stimulation more effective than sham therapy for migraine attacks (PRESTO)
- Ubrogepant during migraine prodrome is more effective than placebo to prevent moderate or severe headaches (NNT = 6)
- Migraine prevention: Anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies and onabotulinumtoxinA have similar rates of cardiovascular harm in older adults
- Twenty percent of adults with chronic migraines need more than 12 weeks to respond to monoclonal antibodies against CGRP
- Substituting n-3 (omega-3) fatty acids for n-6 fatty acids decreases headache days in patients with frequent migraines