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Which triptan is most effective for acute migraine therapy?

Lucas Buffaloe, Margaret Day

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Evidence-Based Answer Oral eletriptan and rizatriptan appear to be more likely than oral sumatriptan to achieve a pain-free response at 2 hours for moderate to severe migraines. All triptans were more effective than placebo at relieving pain at 2 hours (SOR: A, systematic review of RCTs).

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Evidence-Based Answer Oral eletriptan and rizatriptan appear to be more likely than oral sumatriptan to achieve a pain-free response at 2 hours for moderate to severe migraines. All triptans were more effective than placebo at relieving pain at 2 hours (SOR: A, systematic review of RCTs).

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Evidence-Based Answer Oral eletriptan and rizatriptan appear to be more likely than oral sumatriptan to achieve a pain-free response at 2 hours for moderate to severe migraines. All triptans were more effective than placebo at relieving pain at 2 hours (SOR: A, systematic review of RCTs).

Key concepts: Triptans, Rizatriptan, Sumatriptan, Medicine, Migraine, Placebo, Anesthesia, Acute migraine

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