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Review Question - QID 107406

Migraine Headache Treatment Acute (Abortive) TherapyPreventive (Prophylactic) TherapySimple analgesicsNSAID sacetaminophenTriptancan cause vasospasm (stroke and MI) in particular when combined with DHE)Dihydroergotamine (DHE)overuse can cause ergotismsymptomsmiosis, psychiatric QID: 107406 (M2.NE.17.4686)
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QID 107406 (Type "107406" in App Search)
A 36-year-old woman complains of recurrent headaches. The pain is located on the right side of the head, is accompanied by nausea, worsens when lifting heavy objects, and typically lasts 2 days. She describes the pain as pulsatile and says that they are usually triggered by eating ...
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