50 - migraines Flashcards

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migraine types

migraine without aura (common)
- at least 5 attacks
- headache lasting 4-72 houes
- ___ location , pulsating, aggrevation by routine activity
- N?V , photophobia, phonophobia

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unilateral

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migraine types

migraine with aura (classic)
- at least __ attacks
- at least one fully reversible aura
- no aura lasting more the ___ min
- headache follows aura within ___ min
- aura symptoms: visual, sensory, speech, motor, brainstem, retinal

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2
60
60

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phases

phase 1: ___
- hours/days before headache
- may experence euphoria, depression, irritability, food craaving

phase 2: ___
- visual, sensory, vrebal, motor
- before or during migraine
- lasts less than 60 min
- photopsia (flash of light)or scotoma (blind spot), numbness

phase 3: migraine
- dull ache that intensifies
- ___ and throbing
- photo/phonophobia

phase 4: ___
- may last several days after headache has ended
- tiredness, head pain, GI distress, mood changes, weakness, cognition

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prodrome

aura

unilateral

postdromal

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migraien triggers

medication overuse
- rebound headaches from oveuse of ___ , ___ , or ___

OC, hydralazine, nitroglycerin, nifedipine, cocaine

chocolate, oranges, tomatoes, cheese, ear, alcohol, caffeine, aspatame

weather/altitude, perfume, smoke, noise, lights

too much or too little sleep, skipping meals, stress

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ergot, triptans, analgesics

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abortive vs preventative

abortive
- acute
- education to avoid medication overuse
- mild/moderate: ___ and APAP
- moderate/severe: ___ / ___
- ___ expensive than prevention

preventive
- ___ or more attacks/month with disability at least ___ days month
- failure of ___ treatment
- use of abortive meds more than teice per weak

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NSAIDs
triptans/ergots
more
4, 3
acute

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abortive treatment guidelines

first line: ___ and ___ , ergot, butorphenol, combo

second line: ___ , ergotamine, isometheptene compunds, codeine/APAP , tramadol/APAP, antiemetics

third line:
- failure of at least 2 triptans: __ , ___ , ___ , or device
- consider IV ___ , butalbital, IV dexamethasone, nasal lidocaine

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NSAIDs, triptans
NSAIDs
ubrogepant, rimegepant, lasmiditan
valproate

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prevention treatment guidelines

first line: monotherapy:
___ , ___ , ___ , ___ , timolol, ___ , botox

second line: monotherapy:
___ , venlafaxine, atenolol, nadolol

third line: monotherapy:
- lisinoprilm clonidine, guanfacine, carbamazepine, nebivolol, pindolol, cypreheptadine, candesartan, CGRP receptor antagonits

A
  • valproate, topiramate, metoprolol, propranolol
  • amitriptyline
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triptans for abortive

selective ___ and ___ receptor agonists

CI:
- recent use of an ergot or other triptan
- (___ , ___ ) MAO-A inhibitor in last two weeks
- ISHD, stroke/TIA, atthythmias, PVD, uncrontrolled HTN,
- ischemic bowel disease
- hepatic impairment

warning/precautions
- MI
- chest/jaw/throat pain
- CVA, HTN, DI
- vasospasm
- overuse headache
- serotonin syndrome, headache
- sulfa allergy ( ___ )
- seizures (caution)

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5-HT1B, 5-HT1D
frovatriptan, rizatriptan
almotriptan

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triptans for abortive

SE
- oral - tingling, dizziness, drowsiness, fatigue, chest tightness/pressure, flushing

  • theoretically use with SSRI/SNRI can cause serotonin sydrom, but rare and may not be caused by triptans
  • avoid strong 3A4 inhibitors with ___
A

eletriptan

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ergots for abortive

MOA: stimulate ___ receptor and decrease vascular tone with ___

CI:
- risk of CAD
- avoid administration with strong ___ inhibitors

warnings
- boxed warning for serious life threatening peripheral ischemia
- valvular fibrosis
- cerebrovascular events

SE
- fibrosis
- ergotism vasoconstrictive complications (ischemia, cyanosis, cold in extremeties, gangrene, numbness, weakness)

drug interactions
- CYP ___ inhibitors result in ergot toxicity

A
  • alpha adrenergic, vasocontriction
  • 3A4
  • 3A4
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calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP) receptor antagonists abortive

pants
rimegepant, urbrogepant, zavegepant
MOA: blocks neurogenic inflammation and sensitivity to pain signaling, cause intracranial vaodilation, block inflammatory cytokines

CI
- strong ___ inhibitors

drug interactios
- moderate/strong ___ nducers and inhibitors, P-gp inhibitors

A
  • 3A4
  • 3A4
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Lasmiditan abortive

5-HT 1F agonist

warnings/precautions
- overse headaches, sedation, dixxiness, driving impairment (avoid for at least 8 hours)

monitor
- LFTs, BP, HR

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other abrotive

___ nasal spray as rescue

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butorphanol

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BBs - preventative

FDA approved
___ 80-240 mg/day
___ 100-200 mg/day
CI in asthma and raynauds syndrome

non-FDA approved
___ 25-150 mg/da y (mixed migrain/tension)

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propranolol
metoprolol
amitriptyline

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preventive CGRP antagonist

MOA: ___ - aooe blocks CGRP receptor sites on blood vessels
MOA: ___ - jimr , ___ - vfrm, ___ gnlm, atogeoant, rimegepant

SE
- atogepant: N, constipations, fatigue
- rimegepant: N, rash, dyspnea

A

erenumab
eptinezumab, fremanezumab, galcanezumab

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preventative drug therapy

antiseizure drugs:
___ - 500-1500 mg/day
___ 50-100 mg.day
- not recommended for pts in child bearing age unless using contraception

Botulinum toxin A

A

valproate
topiramate

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natural preventative therapy

___ / ___ 150 mg/day

A

butterbur/petasites

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migrain therapy in pregnancy

___ / ___ - CI in pregnancy

___ - use only if benefit outweighs risk to fetus

___ - CI in pregnancy

___ - may cause harm if used during pregnancy. cleft palate and reduced birth rate, monitor for development and metabolic acidosis during and after pregnancy

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dihydroergotamin/ergotamine

triptans

valproate

topiramate

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migraine therapy in children

almotriptan - ___ YO and up

rizatriptain - ___ YO and up

zolmitiriptan nasal spray - ___ YO and up

sumatriptain/naproxen - ___ YO and up

topiramate - ___ YO and up for prophylaxis

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