A New Migraine Nasal Spray Should Be In Pharmacies by Summer
glamour.comand is the cause of each year, its throbbing head pain and other debilitating symptoms remain notoriously tricky to relieve.
Meanwhile, they’re triggered by stress, which we’ve all had plenty of lately, thanks to inflation and interest rates and all manner of environmental mayhem.So here comes the good news: As of this spring, there’s a brand-new way to treat migraine, based on science that headache doctors have called the biggest to happen in decades.
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a new nasal spray for the acute treatment of migraine that’s due to hit pharmacies in July, just in time for all your big summer plans.
Called zavegepant (brand name , from Pfizer), the fast-acting mist designed for rapid nasal absorption offers an alternative to oral medications, which can be difficult for people with migraine symptoms like nausea and vomiting to swallow. “We’ve been waiting for this medication to come out,” Dr.
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