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Prolonged Migraine Aura Without Headache Arrested by Sumatriptan. A Case Report with Further Considerations
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The case of a 42-year-old woman with prolonged migraine visual aura without headache, whose long-lasting episodes of visual aura were successfully controlled by oral sumatriptan, is reported. Effectiveness of sumatriptan was unequivocal, since, after taking sumatriptan, duration of aura would drop from 1.5 h to approximately 20 min. This case suggests that sumatriptan may cross the blood-brain barrier and block spreading depression.
Title: Prolonged Migraine Aura Without Headache Arrested by Sumatriptan. A Case Report with Further Considerations
Description:
The case of a 42-year-old woman with prolonged migraine visual aura without headache, whose long-lasting episodes of visual aura were successfully controlled by oral sumatriptan, is reported.
Effectiveness of sumatriptan was unequivocal, since, after taking sumatriptan, duration of aura would drop from 1.
5 h to approximately 20 min.
This case suggests that sumatriptan may cross the blood-brain barrier and block spreading depression.
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