Prevent Mishaps With the New, Injectable Aimovig for Migraine Prevention

October 2018

Aimovig (AIM-oh-vig, erenumab) will be a new, injectable "biologic" to PREVENT migraine in adults.

Aimovig blocks the calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) receptor...to help decrease migraine attacks.

Expect Aimovig to be saved for when patients don't respond to, or can't tolerate, first-line oral meds for preventing migraine...such as beta-blockers (propranolol, etc), topiramate, or valproate.

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Prevent Mishaps With the New, Injectable Aimovig for Migraine Prevention

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