Help Keep Kids Safe While Taking Migraine Meds

April 2019

We're getting questions about treating acute migraine in children.

NSAIDs (ibuprofen, etc) are usually tried first for migraine relief.

If parents ask about using acetaminophen WITH an NSAID for migraine, refer them to your pharmacist. There's no proof the combo is always more effective, but it may do the trick for some kids.

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