Side Effects and Safety Profile of CGRP Inhibitors
Like any therapy, CGRP inhibitors can cause side effects, though they are usually mild.
Common Side Effects:
Injection site redness or pain.
Constipation (especially with erenumab).
Mild fatigue or muscle aches.
Rare Risks:
Hypersensitivity reactions.
Cardiovascular concerns (still under research).
Safety Considerations:
Patients with severe cardiovascular disease should discuss risks with their doctor.
Long-term studies show promising safety results.
FAQQ: Are CGRP inhibitors safe for everyone?A: Most adults tolerate them well, but consultation is essential for patients with heart or vascular conditions.Q: Can pregnant women use CGRP inhibitors?A: Limited data is available — not generally recommended without medical supervision.
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