Prophylatic treatment of migraine and migraine clinical variants with topiramate: An update

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Abstract

Migraine and migraine variants are common, chronic and incapacitating neurovascular disorders with a high impact on health resources. There is an extensive evidence base provided by double-blind, placebo-controlled trials showing that topiramate is a safe, effective and well tolerated drug in the management of migraine and its variants, being especially promising in the management of migraine-vertigo syndrome. Models both in the US and the UK have also shown that it offers a cost benefit when direct and indirect costs are evaluated, by reducing work loss, improving quality of life and reducing the use of increasingly scarce health resources. © 2009 Carmona and Bruera, publisher and licensee Dove Medical Press Ltd.

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Carmona, S., & Bruera, O. (2009). Prophylatic treatment of migraine and migraine clinical variants with topiramate: An update. Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management. Dove Medical Press Ltd. https://doi.org/10.2147/tcrm.s3427

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