Imitrex Drug Uses
Imitrex is used to treat migraine headaches.

Unmet Need in the Migraine Space? PharmExec.com (blog) In 2009, the migraine market slipped into a steady decline after Imitrex, the go-to member of the triptan class, lost its patent (and blockbuster sales). Many of Imitrex's classmates – Maxalt, Amerge, Zomig, and others – will face generic competition ... and more »

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Migraine.com (blog)

Migraines From an ER Doctor's Perspective Migraine.com (blog) Laura Sharick-Morales (Mon, 16 Jan 2012 15:06:31 +0000): It's how I found Imitrex in 1995. The ER staff was great and my "headache" was gone within 5 seconds of the injection. Guess that's proof that I did have a migraine...and still get them. and more »

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Kenosha News (subscription)

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General Imitrex Information
Information presented here is general, should you have any further questions please contact your personal healthcare practitioner.

How Imitrex Drug Works
Imitrex targets the blood vessels and the nerves which cause the migraine headaches.

How Imitrex Taken
When you have migraine simptoms take one dose of Imitrex. In some cases two doses, but not more than 200 mg a day, can be taken only if instructed by your personal healthcare practitioner.

Possible Imitrex Side Effects
The following side effects can occur when taking Imitrex: dizziness, nausea, fatigue, drowsiness

Imitrex Warnings/Precautions
If you have any of the following conditions you should not take Imitrex: allergy to Imitrex, Raynaud syndrome, strokes in the past, certain types of heart disease, transient ischemic attacks, uncontrolled blood pressure, peripheral vascular disease. You should consult your personal doctor before taking this medicine if you smoke, have high cholesterole or high blood pressure, diabetes.

Imitrex Overdose
In case of overdose you must get immediate medical care.

Imitrex Drug Interactions
Before taking this medicine inform your personal doctor if you take any headache medication, ergotamine or MAO inhibitors such as linezolid, furazolidone, tranylcypromine, phenelzine, selegiline.

Missed Imitrex Dose
Imitrex is not to be taken routinely. Only take this medicine when a migraine attack occurs.

Imitrex Storage
Keep this medicine in its container, at normal temperature away from moisture and heat. Keep it out of the reach of children.

Imitrex Pregnancy/Nursing
If you are pregnant please consult your personal doctor before taking Imitrex.

More Imitrex Information
To obtain more or detailed information please contact your personal doctor or healthcare provider.

Disclaimer
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