Imigran

If you are experiencing the early signs of a migraine or are in the middle of a full attack, you want immediate relief. Imigran is relatively fast-acting, and many people experience significant pain relief in just one hour.

While results vary from patient to patient, up to 35% of users experienced significant relief within one hour, and about half of the patients reported noticeable relief from symptoms within two hours of taking the medication. Finally, 28% to 33% of patients experience complete relief within two hours of ingesting Imigran.

Finding the right dosage to effectively treat your symptoms may involve some trial and error. Typically, doctors start patients on a lower dosage and monitor for positive results and side effects.

Some patients respond well to the lower dosage, while others may need to titrate their medication by taking a 100 mg tablet and deciding whether any possible side effects are worth the relief. Please inform our Doctors, who will assist in finding the right dosage for

A complete examination must have been conducted by your Doctor/Consultant, and you must have been diagnosed with Migraines before our Doctors can prescribe for you. This is because migraines share common symptoms with other conditions and can often be caused by underlying issues. Taking Triptans without a proper diagnosis can be dangerous.

Imigran can be taken with a glass of water as soon as migraine symptoms develop. If you experience nausea, you may want to eat only simple foods when on the medication, but you can take Imigran on an empty stomach. If you do not experience relief within two hours, take another dose. Keep in mind that you should not exceed 200 mg in a 24-hour period.

• Chest pain or tightness
• Dizziness
• Vomiting
• Drooling
• Feeling hot or cold
• Mild headache

If you experience these side effects, consult your doctor. However, if you experience more severe and less common side effects — tingling sensations, convulsions, loss of coordination, and body pains — you may be having an allergic reaction and should immediately contact a medical professional.

While some preliminary studies have been conducted on the effects of Imigran on animals, tests on humans have yielded inconclusive results.

Ultimately, the data from these studies show no significant side effects; however, doctors typically advise women who are pregnant or breastfeeding to exercise caution when taking Imigran.

Be sure to tell our prescriber about any medications or supplements you are currently taking. In addition, report any instances of allergic reactions you have had in the past. This will help prevent any negative interactions and make sure you get the most out of your medication.

In addition, if you have other medical conditions — such as heart problems, high blood pressure, kidney or liver disease or seizures — Sumatriptan may not be the right choice to treat your migraines. Take the time to inform our prescriber of any previous or existing medical conditions that may affect your treatment.

Imigran is taken as needed, so there is no need to worry about missed doses. However, patients should avoid taking more than 200 mg in a 24-hour period. Common symptoms of an overdose include:

• Shaking
• Red skin
• Breathing trouble
• Weakness and convulsions

If you have taken too much Imigran or are experiencing symptoms you suspect may indicate an overdose, immediately seek medical attention.

Imigran can be taken with other painkillers, including aspirin, paracetamol, and other NSAIDs such as Ibuprofen.

Always consult your doctor to ensure the medication you are taking is suitable for you.

Do not take more than two Imigran tablets a day.

If the first tablet does not relieve migraine symptoms, wait 2 hours before taking Imigran.