The FDA approved Botox for chronic migraine, though a phase 3 trial found patients on it went headache-free 9 of 28 days versus 6.7 on placebo. Studies tying obesity to migraine suggest losing weight may also help manage the condition.
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FDA Okays Anti-wrinkle Botox for Migraine Headache
The FDA approved Botox injections on October 14 to prevent headaches in adults with chronic migraine, defined as headache on more than 14 days a month. An FDA neurology official called chronic migraine one of the most disabling forms of headache.
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Intravenous Aspirin for Migraine Pain Relief?
Researchers reviewed records of 168 London patients hospitalized for chronic daily headache who received an average of five doses of intravenous aspirin, and reported reduced pain. Co-author Peter Goadsby says IV delivery may help more intense headaches.
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