Active substance

Results for the substance erenumab

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About this active substance

Erenumab is a medication used for the prevention of migraine in adults. It works by blocking the CGRP receptor, a protein involved in triggering and maintaining migraine attacks.

Erenumab is administered as subcutaneous injections once a month, according to the neurologist's instructions. The dose may be adjusted depending on the patient's response to treatment.

Side effects may include injection site reactions, constipation, muscle cramps, or, rarely, severe allergic reactions. Medical monitoring is recommended throughout the treatment.

Erenumab is a modern and effective option for migraine prevention, helping to reduce the frequency and intensity of attacks and improve patients' quality of life.