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Rizatriptan for acute migraine
Migraine is a significant health problem affecting about 18% of women and 6% of men, and many medicines are available for its treatment. This review assesses the effectiveness of rizatriptan (Maxalt) using data from 3710 patients with migraine. Significant pain relief was achieved within half‐an‐hou...
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description | Migraine is a significant health problem affecting about 18% of women and 6% of men, and many medicines are available for its treatment. This review assesses the effectiveness of rizatriptan (Maxalt) using data from 3710 patients with migraine. Significant pain relief was achieved within half‐an‐hour of taking one 10 mg dose of rizatriptan, (one hour for the 5 mg dose) and continued for at least 24 hours. There was insufficient information in the trial reports to enable meaningful comments to be made about side effects. |
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