Migraine Medication

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You should contact your GP urgently or go to your local A+E if any of the following situations apply, as these can be a sign of a more severe headache: your migraine is worse than normal you have recently had a head injury your headache started suddenly or at the back of your head you have a fever Please tick to confirm that you understand

Have you ever been told by a doctor that you have migraines? *

This could be your GP or a neurologist or headache specialist.

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Have your migraines changed since you last saw your doctor? *

For example have you noticed any new symptoms or have they become more severe.

How have these changed? *

Why do you think you have migraines?

What treatments have you used for your migraines in the past? *

Painkillers, for example paracetamol or ibuprofen
Triptan medications, for example sumatriptan, Imigran or Maxalt Melt
Antisickness medications, for example Buccastem M
Other medications
I haven't used any treatments before

Have you spoken to your doctor about your triptan treatment since first using it? *

Did the triptan treatment help with your migraine symptoms? *

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Do your migraines ever: Please select any symptoms that happen during your migraine attacks. *

cause weakness down one side of your body (hemiplegic migraines)?
cause partial or total loss of vision in one eye (ophthalmic or ocular migraines)?
make you more uncoordinated or clumsy than normal (basilar migraines)?
give you ringing in the ears or trouble hearing (basilar migraines)?
make you physically unable to speak?
none of the above

Unlike an aura, these symptoms might persist alongside your headache or recur with your headache.

Do you have, or have you ever had, any of the following conditions: *

a heart attack or angina
an irregular heart beat
other heart or circulation conditions
high blood pressure
high cholesterol
diabetes
epilepsy or seizures
a stroke or mini-stroke
a neurological condition - such as Parkinson's disease
liver problems
kidney problems
phaeochromocytoma
rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
none of these conditions

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Do you have any other medical conditions? *

Any medical conditions that are not mentioned above.

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Has someone in your immediate family (mother, father, brother, sister) been told they have cardiovascular disease when they were under 60 years old? *

Cardiovascular disease includes: a heart attack, a stroke, angina, conditions affecting the blood vessels.

Do you smoke? *

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I am using nicotine replacement therapy to help to stop smoking

How many cigarettes do you smoke a day?

less than 10
10 or more

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What is your weight?

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Are you pregnant or breastfeeding? *

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I'm pregnant
I might be pregnant, I’m not sure
I'm breastfeeding
Other

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If you are breastfeeding it is possible to use triptan medications. The amount of the medication that is found in breastmilk is probably too small to be harmful, however the manufacturer recommends avoiding breast feeding for 12 hours after treatment and to express and discard breastmilk during this time.

Are you happy to stop breastfeeding for 12 hours after using any triptan medications? *

Are you taking any of the following medication? *

Bosentan
Clarithromycin
Efavirenz
Itraconazole
Modafinil
Phenobarbital
Rifampicin
Ritonavir
None of the above

It's very important for us to know about anything else you're taking, since some medication or over the counter supplements may interact with treatments we provide.

Are you currently using any other medication, even if you’re not taking it regularly? Or have you finished a course of medication in the last month? *

Including over-the-counter medications and herbal treatments

Please select all of the relevant medications: *

Medications for mental health conditions - including antidepressants, sedatives, anti-anxiety treatments and mood stabilisers
Antisickness medications
St Johns Wort
Propranolol
Medications for high blood pressure
Cabergoline, Levo-dopa or Ropinerole
Other medications

Please tell us the name of the medication and what you use it for.

Are you allergic to any medicines or other substances? For example lactose. *

Are you allergic to: *

triptan medications
prochlorperazine
rimegepant (Vydura)
lactose
peanut or soya
other medications
other substances

Are you able to take pills containing lactose? *

P & S

Our pharmacists source medication from a wide range of approved manufacturers to ensure we have a good supply available. Some manufacturers produce medication that isn’t suitable for people who suffer with peanut or soya allergies. Before starting your medication, it’s important to check the enclosed manufacturer’s leaflet to make sure the medication you’ve received is suitable for people with peanut or soya allergies. We also recommend checking with your local pharmacist.Please tick if you’d still like to proceed with your order.

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Please tick to confirm that you:fully understand the questions in this questionnaire and have answered honestly and truthfully fully understand the side effects of the treatment options, their effectiveness and alternative options, and are happy to continue with your requestconfirm and agree that any treatment prescribed for you is for your personal use only *
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Vydura (rimegepant) is a relatively new migraine treatment. It's a wafer that dissolves in the mouth, so it's good for anyone who is sick with their migraines.

There are two ways that Vydura can be used; either for treating acute attacks as they happen, or to be taken regularly to prevent them happening in the first place. If you're treating an acute attack, take one 75mg tablet as needed. Anyone wanting to prevent attacks and having at least 4 migraine attacks per month, take one 75mg tablet every other day.

If you have less than 4 attacks per month, you should not be using Vydura as prevention. See your GP for alternative preventative options instead. You can still use our treatments to deal with any acute attacks.

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