Robbins Headache Clinic Blog

Mixing Triptans: Patient Satisfaction

Although some patients may prefer using an oral triptan other than Sumaritan and injectable Sumaritan to treat an attack of persistent migraine, administration of 2 different triptans within a 24-hour period currently is contradicted. A study was conducted by Dr. John...

Prodrin

Prodrin replaces Migraten and is a better version of Midrin. It has caffeine and no sedatives. Prodrin may be the best non-addition abortive medication that is not a triptan. Prodrin is a combination of acetaminophen, caffeine, and isometheptene and is used to treat...

Variations of Headache

Headache is defined as pain or discomfort in the head, scalp, or neck. There are many different kind of headaches with specific characteristics, including migraine, cluster, and tension headache. It is important to differentiate these headaches as it assists with...

Kidney Stones in topiramate users

An article reported on DocGuide.com,discusses topiramate, a medication increasingly prescribed for a number of neurological and non-neurological indications. Topiramate-treated patients are at risk for nephrolithiasis (kidney stones) due to hypocitraturia and high...

Depression Therapy

Depression is common and can be debilitating. Fortunately there are a number of medications that are effective in treating this disorder. Generally speaking these are easy to prescribe and are well tolerated. The number of Americans treated for depression increased...

Refractory Headache Definition

There are many challenges in defining refractory headaches (as there are with depression or epilepsy). These include: 1. Should we separate refractory to abortive from refractory to preventives? 2. Length of use: patients with 1 year of severe headaches should be...

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