Lots of attention is now being focused on migraines

June 2000

Lots of attention is now being focused on migraines...due to several new migraine drugs...plus new guidelines from the American Academy of Neurology and other experts.

Experts now recommend more aggressive treatment...to reduce migraine frequency and severity.

Suggest aspirin or NSAIDs for mild to moderate migraines. These drugs have good anti-inflammatory activity...but many people don't take high enough doses.

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Lots of attention is now being focused on migraines

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