… whether in migraine patients with and without aura early treatment with various triptans
leads to differences in pain reduction after 1 h and in modulating cutaneous allodynia. Thirty-six …

… of migraine (baseline), within the first hour of one attack, or at 4 hours from onset of another
attack. Presence or absence of allodynia was determined based on differences between …

… 24 hours after triptan therapy; in the absence of allodynia, overall PF … early with delayed
treatment of acute attacks in patients with … group against triptan users and to compare unadjusted …

… of established allodynia, (ii) triptans may abort headache by disrupting … early or as late as
possible after attack onset, did not find a difference in time to freedom from pain and headache …

… patient headache free is associated with the absence or presence of cutaneous allodynia at
the time of triptan … of brush allodynia at 8 hours postdose was significantly different between …

… triptans: (1) treat when headache pain is mild; (2) treat early … of migraine with an oral triptan
when cutaneous allodynia is … The differences in pharmacokinetic properties of oral and …

… Preliminary observations from Burstein and colleagues in migraine patients suggest that the
presence of cutaneous allodynia influences the response to triptan treatment and that early …

… Triptans should be included first since they are first line for acute migraines in addition to
their remarkable curative effect and … Presently, there are seven triptans available, including …

… that if allodynia is present, the response to triptan therapy is likely to … early or late during a
migraine attack, and concluded that … , the difference in migraine duration in those with allodynia …

… the phenomenon of cutaneous allodynia and muscle tenderness (10). Triptans are
believed to act at several different points during the progression of a migraine attack, inhibiting …