How do you decide on switching to a different preventative anti-CGRP treatment in migraine patients who are experiencing reduced effectiveness with their current treatment?
Is there a point of diminishing returns after switching between multiple anti-CGRP treatments?
Answer from: at Community Practice
The CGRP antibodies and gepants are my preventive treatments of choice. In fact, I hardly ever prescribe anything else anymore preventively, including botulinum toxin. Tolerability issues I hardly ever encounter with the antibodies, but sometimes I do with the gepants,...
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at Mountain View Clinical Research I fully agree that the CGRP class is the most effe...
If we have not achieved a desired efficacy, such as >50% improvement in headache frequency and/or frequency of severe headaches, or a patient perceives that a migraine disorder still significantly impacts the quality of life, I switch between different anti-CGRP treatmen...
I fully agree that the CGRP class is the most effe...