Imitrex is a brand name sumatriptan drug that condenses blood vessels around the brain, and works to lower specific substances which have been known to induce headaches. The ultimate effect is to help relieve a migraine.
The triptans that are available now have been available for some time now. It doesn't look like there is much interest from the pharmaceutical companies in making sure that every triptan that comes out also comes out with an injection, dissolving tablet, or nasal spray. Keep in mind that just because you have tried one triptan medication does not mean you will respond the same to all of them. Many people respond better to one than another. Imitrex: tablet, nasal spray, injection Zomig: tablet, nasal spray, orally disintegrating tablet Maxalt: tablet, orally disintegrating tablet Axert: tablet Relpax: tablet Amerge: tablet Frova: tablet Treximet: tablet Treximet is the newest of the bunch. It contains Imitrex along with the main ingredient in Aleve (which can help it last longer, reduce inflammation better). If you absolutely need to have your triptan as an injection, you may want to try taking Imitrex as an injection, and then once the nausea dies down - taking a couple Aleve (or prescription Naproxen).
how long does imitrex stay in your system
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No. Imitrex must be obtained through a prescription only. Many doctors will have samples of Imitrex and other migraines meds to give to those who dont have insurance
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There are no known drug interactions between depo provera , imitrex, and Aleve.
Why would you snort imitrex? Imitrex has a nasal spray version. There are a few other migraine drugs with nasal sprays too. Stadol is one that actually has a generic. The others are available in brand name only.
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There are no known drug interactions between Imitrex and Prinivil. But, as always, you should check with your doctor or pharmacist just to be on the safe side.
Imitrex (sumatriptan) is not an opiate medication. It relieves pain by acting on neurotransmitters in the brain to reduce inflammation and constrict dilated blood vessels.
Imitrex can be a dangerous drug, causing death if taken incorrectly. Thus I cannot recommend taking it when the drug is expired. Once I did accidentally give myself an expired Imitrex stat dose shot (expired by about 6 months) and nothing happened to me.