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CommonMigrainePreventiveMedications
Medications Notes
Antihypertensives
Betablockers
(propranolol,metoprolol,
timolol,nadolol)
Avoidinpatientswithlowbaselinebloodpressuresand/orheartrates,aswellasasthma,decompensatedheart
failure,andrefractorydepression.Commonsideeffectsincludehypotensionandexerciseintolerance.
Angiotensin-converting
enzymeinhibitors,aka
ACEinhibitors
(lisinopril)
Avoidinpatientswithlowbaselinebloodpressure,renalfailure,hyperkalemia,orahistoryofangioedema.Side
effectsincludehypotension,lightheadedness,andcough.
AngiotensinIIreceptor
blockers,akaARBs
(candesartan)
Avoidinpatientswithlowbaselinebloodpressureandahistoryofhyperkalemia.Sideeffectsincludehypotension
andlightheadedness.
Calciumchannel
blockers(verapamil)
Avoidinpatientswithlowbaselinebloodpressure,ahistoryofcardiacarrhythmias,renalorhepaticimpairment,or
heartfailure.Sideeffectsincludehypotension,light-headedness,andconstipation.
Antidepressants
Tricyclics(amitriptyline,
nortriptyline)
Avoidinpatientswithahistoryofcardiacarrhythmiasorsuicidalthinking/behavior.Sideeffectsincludesedation,
weightgain,drymouth,andconstipation.
Serotoninnorepinephrinereuptake
inhibitors,akaSNRIs
(venlafaxine,duloxetine)
Avoidinpatientswithahistoryofrenalorhepaticimpairment,orsuicidalthinking/behavior.Sideeffectsinclude
nausea,light-headedness,insomnia,andsexualdysfunction.
Anticonvulsants
Divalproex
sodium/sodium
valproate
Avoidinpatientswithhepaticimpairment,thrombocytopeniaandinwomenofchildbearingage(highlyteratogenic;
cancauseneuraltubedefectsandmajorcongenitalmalformations).
Sideeffectsincludeweightgain,nausea,tremor,andfatigue.
Topiramate Avoidinpatientswithahistoryofrenalimpairment,nephrolithiasis,orglaucoma.Sideeffectsincludeparesthesias,
weightloss,andword-findingdifficulty(typicallyonlyseenathigherdoses).
CGRPMonoclonalAntibodies
Fremanezumab
Galcanezumab
ErenumabEptinezumab
Givenmonthly(orevery3months).Injectable(Fremanezumab,Galcanezumab,Erenumab)orintravenous
(Eptinezumab).Theseareremarkablywell-tolerated;commonsideeffectsincludeconstipation(predominantly
associatedwithErenumab)andinjectionsitereactions.Thereislittleevidenceregardinguseinchildrenandin
womenduringpregnancyandlactation.
Sma llMoleculeCGRPAntagonist
Atogepant ThisisadailyoralmedicationthatwasFDAapprovedaboutaweekbeforethisbookwassentofftothepress!
Commonadverseeffectsincludenauseaandconstipation.Safetyinchildrenandinwomenduringpregnancyis
unknown.
Box3.5CGRP
Calcitoningene-relatedpeptide(CGRP)isthenewesttherapeutictargetinmigraine
treatment.Itisasmallproteinthatstimulatesreleaseofinflammatorymediators,transmits
nociceptive(pain)informationfromintracranialbloodvesselstotheCNS,andactsasa
potentvasodilator.LevelsofCGRPincreaseinmigraineursduringamigraineattackandfall
whentheattackresolves.
TheCGRPmonoclonalantibodiesarethefirstmigraine-specificpreventivemedications.
TargetsincludetheCGRPmoleculeitselfandtheCGRPreceptor.Althoughtheavailable
dataarestillrelativelynew,thesedrugsappeartoberemarkablysafeandwell-tolerated.
Constipation,alongwithinjectionsitereactions,arethemostcommonlyreportedadverse
effects.TheCGRPmonoclonalantibodiesseemtobeaboutaseffectiveastheother
prophylacticoptions.
Aboutaweekbeforethisbookwassentofftopress,aCGRPsmallmoleculereceptor
antagonist(atogepant)wasalsoapprovedformigraineprevention.TheothertwoCGRP
smallmoleculereceptorantagonists(ubrogepant,rimegepant)areapprovedfortheacute
treatmentofmigraine(seepage100).Galcanezumab,oneoftheCGRPmonoclonal
antibodies,isalsoapprovedforclusterheadacheprevention,andanother(eptinezumab)is
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currentlyintrialsforclusterheadache.
Calcitoningene-relatedpeptide(CGRP)levelsbeforeandduringanacutemigraineattack.
AcuteMigraineTreatmentintheEmergencyDepartment.Youcanimaginethattheemergency
department(ED),withitsfluorescentlightsandbeepingmonitors,isthelastplaceonearthanypatient
withmigrainewantstobe.ButtheEDisoftenwheretheyendupwhenanacuteattackfailstorespondto
treatmentandthepainissevere.
Everyonehastheirpreferred“migrainecocktail”ofmedicationstouseforthesepatients.But—big
picture—thetwomostimportantthingstodointhesesituationsare:
1. Manageexpectations.WecantaketheedgeoffbutareunlikelytofullyresolvetheheadachewhilethepatientisintheED.
2. Arrangecloseoutpatientfollow-up.Thegoalistoestablishasolidtreatmentplanthatwillhopefullykeepthepatientfarawayfromthe
lightsandnoisesoftheEDinthefuture.
Box3.6OurEDMigraineCocktail
Firstline(givenincombination):
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IVmetoclopramide
IVdiphenhydramine(topreventanacutedystonicreactionfrommetoclopramide)
IVketorolac
↓
Secondline(whenfirstlinefails;butgiveyourfirst-linemedicationsatleastanhourortwoto
work!):
IVmagnesiumsulfateand/or
Repeatfirst-linetreatment
↓
Thirdline(whensecondlinefails):
Option1:IVvalproicAcid+POvalproicacid(thendischargeonaquickoraltaper)
Option2:IVlevetiracetam
↓
Fourthline(whenthirdlinefails):
IVsteroids(thendischargeonaquicktaper;steroidsmaynotdecreasepainacutelybut
havebeenshowntodecreasetheriskofheadacherecurrence)
NotesonaFewOtherTreatmentOptions
Opioids.Opioidscarrythehighestriskformedicationoveruseintreatingpatientsforheadache.Patients
canquicklybecomedependent,andthemoretheyusethem,theworsetheirheadachesarelikelyto
become.Despitethis,opioidscontinuetobeprescribedathighrates.Thereareoccasionalindications—
particularlyinpatientswithmultiplecomorbiditiesresultingintheirinabilitytotakeothermedications
suchastriptansandNSAIDsandinpatientswithcancer—butingeneral,opioidsshouldbealastresort
(orevenanever-resort)treatmentforheadache.
AlternativeTherapies.It’sbeenestimatedthatapproximately25%to40%ofpatientswithmigraine
requirepreventivetherapy,butfewerthanhalfofthesepatientsareabletoadheretothesemedications
formorethanafewmonths.Thisislikelyduetoacombinationofthesideeffectburdenandthe
disappointingresponsetomanyofthesetherapies.Therehas,therefore,beenalotofinterestin
identifyingeffectivenonpharmacologictherapies,devices,andlow-riskinterventionsthatcanbeoffered
eitherasmonotherapyorasanadjuncttoothertreatments.
Acupuncture,meditationandbiofeedbackarepopularalternativetherapies.Theevidenceislimited
(althoughbecomingmorerobustbytheday—particularlywithregardtobiofeedbackandmeditation),but
overallseemstosuggestpotentialbenefitwithextremelylittlerisk.Ifapatientisinterested,whynottry?
Nerveblocksandneuromodulationdevices(suchastranscranialmagneticstimulation,transcranial
supraorbitalstimulation,andnoninvasivevagalnervestimulation)areotheroptionsforpatientswho
cannottolerateorwhofailtorespondtopharmacologictherapy.
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Tension-typeHeadache
Tensionheadachesarethe“vanilla”ofheadachemedicine.Thisisnottobelittlethem(forthosewho
experiencetensionheadaches,theycanwreakhavoconproductivityanddestroyotherwisegooddays),
buttohelpyourememberthattheyareeffectively“featureless”inthattheydonotpresentwithanyofthe
symptomsassociatedwithmigraine,suchasnausea,vomiting,photophobia,orphonophobia.Theyare
mostoftenbilateral,classicallydescribedasatightening“band-like”sensationaroundthehead,andare
mild-to-moderateinintensity.
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Tensionheadachesmaybedevoidofspecificdefiningfeatures,buttheycanstillbeunpleasantand
distressingifrarelydisabling.
Thepathogenesisisnotreallyunderstood.Despiteitsname,neithernervoustensionnormuscular
tensionhasbeenconvincinglyidentifiedasanetiologicfactor.
AcetaminophenandNSAIDsarethetreatmentsofchoice,butyouwillwanttominimizetheiruseas
muchaspossibletoavoidpotentialsideeffects.Althoughthereisnoknowncausallinkbetweenstress
andtensionheadaches,relaxationtechniquescanbehelpful(andwhat’sthedownside?).Tricyclic
antidepressants(mostcommonlyamitriptyline)canbeeffectivepreventiveagents.
Althoughmigraineandtensionheadachearebyfarthemostcommoncausesofprimaryheadache,there
areotherprimaryheadachedisordersthatyoushouldbefamiliarwith.Theseincludethetrigeminal
autonomiccephalalgias(TACs),theneuralgias,andseveralotherdisordersthatwewilltouchonbriefly.
TrigeminalAutonomicCephalalgias(TACs)
Theseareagroupofheadachedisorderscharacterizedby:
1. Unilateralpaininatrigeminaldistribution(i.e.,involvingtheV1,V2,and/orV3branchesofthetrigeminalnerve),and
2. Ipsilateralautonomicfeatures,whichcanincludelacrimation,conjunctivalinjection,nasalcongestion,rhinorrhea,eyelidedema,ptosis,
miosis,andfacialsweating.
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Trigeminalnervedistributions:V1(ophthalmic),V2(maxillary),V3(mandibular).
TherearefourtypesofTACs.Theeasiestwaytokeepthemstraightistoclassifythemby(1)headache
duration—withSUNCT/SUNAhavingtheshortestdurationandhemicraniacontinuahavingthelongest
duration—and(2)theirresponsetoindomethacin(seetableonthefollowingpage).
1. SUNCT (short-lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache with conjunctival injection and tearing) and SUNA (short-lasting
unilateral neuralgiform headache with autonomic symptoms). Just roll right off the tongue, don’t they? These headaches are
characterizedbysudden attacksofstabbing,unilateralpainthatlastonlya few secondsbutcan occurhundredsoftimes a day. The
attacksareoftentriggeredbytactileorcutaneousstimuli,suchasbathing,brushing one’shair,orshaving.SUNCTpresentswithboth
conjunctival injection and tearing; SUNA presents with other autonomic features, and can include either conjunctival injection OR
tearingbutnotboth. These headaches are too brief totreat acutely (althoughIV lidocainecanbeusedin particularly severe cases).
Lamotrigineisfirstlineforprophylaxis.
2. ParoxysmalHemicrania.These attacksareclinicallysimilartoSUNCTandSUNA,butlastlonger(2to30minutesper attack)and
occur less frequently (1 to 40 attacks/day). The headaches are also too brief to treat acutely but are responsive to indomethacin
prophylaxis.
3. ClusterHeadache.ThisisthemostcommontypeofTACbutagainisfarlesscommonthanmigraineortensionheadache.Compared
to paroxysmal hemicrania, cluster headaches can last longer (15 minutes to 3 hours) but typically occur less frequently (1 to 8
attacks/day).Theytendtocomeincycleslasting6to12weeks,andoftenpresentinacircadianfashion, withattacksoccurringatthe
sametimeeachday.Thepainissevere andis oftenassociatedwithasenseofrestlessness(unlikeinmigraine,whenpatientswantto
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lieverystill).Acutely,clusterheadachescanbetreatedwithoxygen(100%vianonrebreather)andtriptansgivensubcutaneouslyorvia
nasal spray. Verapamil is the medication most often used for prevention. Topiramate, valproic acid, lithium, and indomethacin are
second-lineoptions.Galcanezumab,oneoftheCGRPmonoclonalantibodies,hasalsobeenapprovedforprophylacticclusterheadache
treatment.Becauseittakesthesemedicationsafewweekstokickin,ashortsteroidcourseisoftenusedintheinterim.Occipitalnerve
blockshavealsobeenshowntohelpreducethelengthofclusterperiodsforpatients.
4. HemicraniaContinua.Theseheadachespersistfordaystomonthsatatime.Theyarecharacterizedbyaconstant,mild-to-moderate
baselinepainthatisintermittentlypunctuatedbyamoresevere,sharp,andstabbingpain.Theycanbeaccompanied byaforeignbody
sensationor itchingof the eye,as wellas othermore typical migrainousfeaturessuch as nausea,vomiting,photo- andphonophobia.
Associatedautonomic symptomsare present but are oftenless prominent than with the other TACs. Hemicrania continuaisalways
indomethacin-responsive:iftheheadachedoesnotimprovewithindomethacin,itisn’themicraniacontinua.
SUNCT/SUNA Parox ysmalHemicrania Cluster HemicraniaContinua
Headacheduration 1–600seconds 2–30minutes 15minutes–3hours Days–Months
Headache
frequency
1–200/day 1–40/day 1–8/day Continuous
Demographics M>F,ageofonset40s–
70s
F>M,ageofonset20s–
40s
M>F,ageofonset20s–
40s
F>M,ageofonset20s–
40s
AcuteTreatment IVlidocaine None O2
SQ/nasaltriptans
None
Preventive
Treatment
Lamotrigine Indomethacin Verapamil,
Galcanezumab
Indomethacin
IndomethacinisanNSAIDthatcanbetoughtotolerateforlongperiodsoftime.Alternativeoptions
includemelatonin(whichhasaverysimilarchemicalstructure)andtopiramate.
Althoughtheseareallexclusivelyclinicaldiagnoses,anMRIiswarrantedbeforemakingthediagnosis
inordertoexcludeunderlyingcraniallesions.Pituitarylesionsinparticularcancausesimilartrigeminaldistributionpain.
Box3.7ClusterversusMigraineHeadache
Clusterheadachesareoftenconfusedwithmigraines.Theyshouldn’tbe.Bothare
intermittentandseverebutinalmostallotherwaystheyaredistinct.Clusterheadaches
occurwithapredictablepatternoveraperiodofseveralweeks,whereasmigrainescome
andgowithfarlessregularity.Andoneofthemostusefuldistinguishingfeaturesisonewe
havealreadyalludedto—migrainesmakeyouwanttoliedownandescapefromtheworldof
sensations,whereasclusterheadachestypicallymakeyouwanttomovearound.
SinusHeadache
Alwaysaniffydiagnosis.Althoughmanypatientsthinkoftheirheadachesas“sinusheadaches,”andmany
physicianscontinuetomakethisdiagnosis,inrealityveryfewheadachesaredirectlyassociatedwith
acuteorchronicsinusitis.Stuffynose,headfullness,andheadpressureareactuallycommonfeaturesof
migraine,whichismoreoftenthannotthecorrectdiagnosisinthesepatients.
Doesthismeanthatpatientswithactualupperrespiratoryinfectionsdon’tgetheadaches?Ofcourse
not.Thepointisthatmanypatientswith“sinus”-typeheadachesdonothaveupperrespiratoryinfections
oracutesinusitis,andarehavingmigrainesinstead.
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Painaroundthesinuses,withoutevidenceofanupperrespiratoryinfection,israrelyasinusheadache,
butfarmoreoftenamanifestationofmigraine.
Neuralgias
Neuralgiasarecharacterizedbysharp,shock-likepainthatfollowsthecourseofanerve.Their
presentationisquitedistinctandthediagnosisisusuallyclearfromthepatient’shistory.Thetwomost
commonneuralgiasaretrigeminalneuralgia(TN)andoccipitalneuralgia.
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Painfultrigeminalnerveirritation.
TrigeminalNeuralgia(TN),TNpresentswithunilateral,briefepisodesofshock-likepainthatoccurin
thedistributionofoneormoredivisionsofthetrigeminalnerve;themaxillaryandmandibularbranches
(V2andV3)aremorecommonlyaffectedthantheophthalmicdivision(V1).SimilartoSUNCTand
SUNA,TNcanbetriggeredbyinnocuouscutaneousstimulisuchasbrushingone’shairoralightgustof
wind.Attacksareshort,lastingapproximately10secondsto2minutes;unlikeSUNCTandSUNA,
however,theyarefollowedbyarefractoryperiodduringwhichattackscannotoccur.TNisclassified
intothreebroadcategories:
1. Classical TN. Classical TN is due to neurovascular compression causing morphologicalchanges in the trigeminal nerve root. An
abnormal vascular loop compresses the trigeminal nerve around its dorsal root entry zone into the pons, resulting in destructive
demyelinationandpain.
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