Migraine is the most prevalent neurological disorder presenting to primary and secondary care. It can be severely disabling. Its effective management improves quality of life of our patients. Over the last few decades, new acute and preventive treatment options have arrived that have changed the landscape of how migraine is managed. This article provides clinical practice guidelines intended to support clinicians with acute and chronic management of migraine.
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