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Full-Text Articles in Internal Medicine
Risk Of Medication Overuse Headache Across Classes Of Treatments For Acute Migraine, Kristian Thorlund, Christina Sun-Edelstein, Eric Druyts, Steve Kanters, Shanil Ebrahim, Rahul Bhambri, Elodie Ramos, Edward Mills, Michel Lanteri-Minet, Stewart Tepper
Risk Of Medication Overuse Headache Across Classes Of Treatments For Acute Migraine, Kristian Thorlund, Christina Sun-Edelstein, Eric Druyts, Steve Kanters, Shanil Ebrahim, Rahul Bhambri, Elodie Ramos, Edward Mills, Michel Lanteri-Minet, Stewart Tepper
Dartmouth Scholarship
Background: The most commonly prescribed medications used to treat migraine acutely are single analgesics, ergots, opioids, and triptans. Due to varying mechanisms of action across drug classes, there is reason to believe that some classes may be less likely than others to elicit Medication Overuse Headache (MOH) than others. We therefore aimed to determine whether certain classes of acute migraine drugs are more likely to elicit MOH than others.
Methods: A comprehensive systematic literature was conducted to identify studies of varying designs that reported on MOH within the considered treatment classes. Only studies that reported MOH according to the International …