guidelines for treating migraines in CHILDREN

March 2005

There are finally guidelines for treating migraines in CHILDREN.

For acute treatment, give ibuprofen... 7.5 to 10 mg/kg up to 800 mg.

Acetaminophen is sometimes effective. Give 15 mg/kg up to 1000 mg.

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Table of Contents

figuring out the actual risk of COX-2 inhibitors
Insomnia a new sleeping pill called Lunesta
Cardiology concerns about Plavix and GI bleeding
new concern over Adderall (mixed amphetamines)
guidelines for treating migraines in CHILDREN
Gastroenterology whether chronic use of stimulant laxatives is harmful
Gastroenterology Is it important for patients to avoid aspirin and NSAIDs before fecal occult blood tests (Hemoccult, etc)
Gastroenterology drug doses need to be adjusted after bariatric surgery
Neurology & Pain Palladone, the first long-acting oral hydromorphone
Are all inhalation devices equally effective
Sudafed PE, a new version that DOESN'T contain pseudoephedrine
Dermatology benzoyl peroxide works as well as oral minocycline for mild to moderate facial acne
HIV & AIDS new recommendations for preventing HIV immediately AFTER an exposure
Drug Testing People are asking about drug testing