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Tag: Cgrp inhibitor

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Debunking the Rumors: Why Was Aimovig Discontinued?

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Since its FDA approval in 2018, Aimovig (erenumab-aooe) has been a key player in migraine prevention [1.2.5]. Despite rumors, if you're asking 'Why was Aimovig discontinued?', the simple answer is: it hasn't been. The confusion stems from a significant change in its commercial partnership.

What is the V medication for migraines? A look at Vyepti and other treatments

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According to the American Migraine Foundation, migraine affects over 37 million people in the U.S. and is the third most common disease worldwide. For those seeking preventive treatment, a common question arises: "What is the V medication for migraines?" The primary medication referred to is Vyepti (eptinezumab), an intravenous infusion used to prevent migraine attacks in adults.

Where Is the Best Place to Inject Ajovy? A Guide to Proper Injection Sites

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According to Ajovy's official prescribing information, there are three primary areas where you can safely perform your injection. This comprehensive guide details where is the best place to inject Ajovy, offering practical advice for selecting and preparing the optimal site to ensure a comfortable and effective experience.

How Long Can You Take Qulipta? Understanding Long-Term Migraine Prevention

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According to interim results from an ongoing 156-week extension study, the long-term safety and efficacy of atogepant (Qulipta) for migraine prevention are consistent with its known safety profile. This provides significant data for patients asking: **How long can you take Qulipta?**. In short, if deemed safe and effective by a doctor, Qulipta is intended for long-term treatment.

Does Ajovy cause hair thinning? A closer look at clinical trials vs. anecdotal reports

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While large-scale clinical trials for the migraine medication Ajovy did not document hair loss as a common side effect, anecdotal and post-marketing reports suggest a possible link between treatment and hair thinning. Patients and healthcare providers must understand the distinction between observed side effects in controlled studies and voluntary real-world reports.