Migraine doesn't just hurt. It can hold your life back.
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- Treatment
Migraine isn’t curable, but it can be managed.
There are two main approaches to migraine care: treat attacks when they start (acute care) and aim to prevent them before they happen (preventive care).
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See how these types of migraine treatments may be able to help you.
Gepants
Gepants were the first oral CGRP receptor blockers that were developed for the acute treatment of migraine.
Triptans
Triptans are specifically made to treat migraine attacks. They may help reduce pain and other symptoms when taken.
Anti-Nausea
These “anti-sickness” medications can help relieve the nausea and vomiting that can come with a migraine attack.
Pain Relievers
Pain medication, such as aspirin or ibuprofen, can also treat migraine. These medications work best when taken right when symptoms start.
See if it might be time to change up your treatment.
Answer 5 questions to help understand if your migraine medication is meeting your needs.
Talk to a Doctor
Ready to talk to a doctor? We can help.
Get the most out of your doctor visit by answering the questions below. Then schedule an online consultation to find the best treatment for you.
Treatments
What types of medications have you taken in the past? How happy are you with your current treatment?
Frequency & Patterns
How many days per month do you experience migraine attacks?
Have your attacks changed at all over the past 3 to 6 months?
Symptoms & Severity
What are symptoms like before and during an attack? How bad is it and how long do the attacks typically last?
Triggers
What sort of triggers seem to bring on your attacks (eg, foods, stresses, hormones, menstruation, light/high altitude, lack of sleep, weather changes, etc.)?
Family History
Does anyone else in your family experience migraine attacks?
