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Over 470,000 patients have been prescribed Nurtec ODT—real patients like these*
Meet Evan
Evan’s migraine attacks are often triggered by barometric changes and prolonged screen time.
Evan needs an on-demand treatment that offers relief without the side effects that have wiped him out in the past.
As a social worker, Evan benefits from an option that works fast and lasts so he can get back to helping those who truly need it.
Meet Greg
Greg has migraines resulting from traumatic brain injury, including concussions, from his years in battle zones.¹ His migraines are triggered by stressful situations or emotional conflict. He sometimes takes refuge in the closet to block out light and noise from his children playing. Greg benefits from a ‘treat and/or prevent’ plan that gives him situational flexibility when it comes to migraine control.
Meet Ellie
Ellie currently takes Nurtec ODT to treat her attacks. She needs a medication that fits her unique migraine needs. Stress triggers, such as exams during the school year, means Ellie knows she will likely get more migraines than usual.
Even with 4-5 migraines a month, Ellie wants better control when she needs it.
Meet Tia
With prolonged migraines during her cycle, as well as other times throughout the month, Tia wants a treatment that works fast and lasts. She needs a mechanism not associated with medication‑overuse headache, so she feels like the great mom that her kids see.
Meet Jennifer
Jennifer struggles to control her migraines, which are physically and mentally debilitating. As an on‑the‑go musician, student, and stepmom, Jennifer needs to be present and focused for her work and family every day. She needs a medication that will not make her drowsy or dizzy.
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Reference: 1. Ishii R, Schwedt TJ, Trivedi M, et al. Mild traumatic brain injury affects the features of Migraine. J Headache Pain. 2021;22(1). doi:10.1186/s10194-021-01291-x