Avoiding triggers, managing stress, and committing to other healthy lifestyle habits are important, but many with episodic migraines also need to take medications—prophylactic drugs that help prevent ...

The following medications are for acute migraine treatment, which means you take them at the first sign of an oncoming ... Eptinezumab (Vyepti) The first three in this list are self-injected at home.

Monthly 140 mg erenumab injections are a safe and effective treatment for patients with nonopioid chronic migraine and medication overuse headaches.

While not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for migraine prevention, it may be prescribed for this ...

as well as for acute treatment of migraine attacks. The Migraine Trust said that the new drugs are important new options for people who have not had success with other preventive medications ...

Tonix, known for its work in developing new treatments for central nervous system (CNS) conditions, acquired these migraine medications to cater to a growing need for faster, non-oral treatment ...

There are several agents for prevention of migraine occurrence in patients with frequent or severe disabling migraine attacks. New drugs with improved efficacy and reduced side effects are needed ...

Historically, migraine treatment was limited to medications that were approved for other uses but were found to be beneficial ...

A migraine episode may have up to four distinct stages or phases, each of varying duration: prodrome, aura, headache, and postdrome. But not everyone experiences all the stages all the time.

The drug was turned down by NICE in February as an acute treatment for migraine in draft guidance, although it won’t make a final decision on that use until later this year. The decision was ...

In patients with migraine, erenumab was safe and tolerable and effectively reversed migraine deterioration during treatment pauses.