Acute Management of Migraine Attacks

Overcoming Pain and Gastrointestinal Distress to Improve Patient Outcomes Faculty: Charles E. Argoff, MD; Grace Forde, MD; Mark W. Green, MD, FAAN The goal of this activity is to highlight new guidelines for diagnosis of migraine headaches and review treatment strategies for specific patient subtypes, particularly those who experience concomitant gastrointestinal distress. At times, gastrointestinal distress can prevent patients from using their acute medications or reduce the efficacy of oral agents, which means that treatment must be tailored to individual patients and presence of symptoms over time. Patient-centered care based on a comprehensive evaluation of migraine attacks, medical history, and patient preferences, along with the importance of routine follow-up, will be discussed in this engaging, case-based Clinical Research Updates™. View this program in its entirety here http://www.exchangecme.com/MigraineWe.... You can also visit http://www.ExchangeCME.com for access to additional video content as well as free CME activities in various therapeutic areas.