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What is the best medication for migraine prevention?

Jinsong Wu, Baird, Drew C.

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Propranolol is the best medication for migraine prevention, based on its efficacy, tolerability, and the quality of evidence supporting it (SOR: A, consistent systematic reviews). Other options include nadolol, amitriptyline, topiramate, and sodium valproate (SOR: B, systematic reviews with inconsistent findings).

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Propranolol is the best medication for migraine prevention, based on its efficacy, tolerability, and the quality of evidence supporting it (SOR: A, consistent systematic reviews). Other options include nadolol, amitriptyline, topiramate, and sodium valproate (SOR: B, systematic reviews with inconsistent findings).

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Propranolol is the best medication for migraine prevention, based on its efficacy, tolerability, and the quality of evidence supporting it (SOR: A, consistent systematic reviews). Other options include nadolol, amitriptyline, topiramate, and sodium valproate (SOR: B, systematic reviews with inconsistent findings).

Key concepts: Migraine, Medicine, Psychiatry

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