Gabapentin in Headache Disorders: What Is the Evidence?
ConclusionDespite the conflicting evidence surrounding select studies, a significant amount of evidence shows that GBP has benefit for a majority of primary headache syndromes, including chronic daily headaches. GBP has some efficacy in migraine headache, but not sufficient evidence to suggest primary therapy. When primary headache treatments fail, a GBP trial may be considered in the individual patient.
Source: Pain Medicine - Category: Anesthesiology Authors: Michael D. Perloff, Rachel K. Berlin, Marshall Gillette, Matthew J. Petersile, Donna Kurowski Tags: Review Source Type: research
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