Experiences with

Aimovig

Keep away as far as possible from this stuff, the people that receive the profits from this poison should be made to take it, believe you me you are far better off with the migraine.

I take the Aimovig injections but don't seem to work for me, I've been on them 6 months now. Thanks for reading this

Aimovig. I had been on it for just over a year and it’s been life changing, however, my headache nurse told me the last time I saw her that I have to take a break and see what happens.

I'm having Aimovig injections but still getting a lot of migranes. I'm trying alternative cures for my throat, that aren't painkillers, but nothing works and I haven't got the luxury of just staying in bed. Had anyone else had the problem with painkillers and are there any non rebound painkillers?

Does anyone know what happens next, if Aimovig doesn't work? I'm into my third month of taking it but so far haven't noticed any improvement in my migranes.

Anyone else had success sorting out that side of things with Aimovig?

Anyone else had success sorting out that side of things with Aimovig?

hi Aimovig has allowed me to live a normal life again since starting with it in the summer but I have had migraines for everyday since the new year and triptans are not working. So sad about this after experiencing normal life for a few months. Has anyone else had this experience?

Hi I just want to say, if anyone is put off the Aimovig injection because they're needle phoebic,as I am, then please don't worry. I had my first injection yesterday and it's not like a proper needle, it's more of a stamp on your skin and I found it virtually painless and had no reaction to it.

I've been fortunate to be given Aimovig to try, does anyone know if you continue with your preventative tablets, i.e amitriptyline and propanolol or come off them altogether? Thanks

I was on aimovig for two years before my neurologist said I needed to stop taking it for a while to see how I got on. Within 9 months my migraines had returned and I went back on it. 18 months later, I’m required to have another break in treatment.

I switched to Qulipta 60 mg every day instead of a monthly injection of Aimovig after a significant uptick in migraines following an ablation for AFIB.

thanks to all messages regarding aimovig- pleased to say there’s a clear reduction in severity and frequency of migraines after two injections. I’m taking less triptans because the pain and other symptoms often come but then go away on their own or with regular pain relief.

Does anyone have positive experiences of taking aimovig and are there any tips/things to look out for? Thanks

Have tried literally everything else and was finally given Aimovig for 6 months, which didn’t work either. However my lovely specialist at my local hospital didn’t give up on me and prescribed Emagality instead.

Hi I have suffered from chronic migraines for the past 7 years and I currently get Botox injections every 3 months and Aimovig injections every month. The past 2 weeks I am suffering really bad and I can’t get out of this cycle.

I am very nervous about having this done but I’m desperate as have been through all medications including Aimovig that has totally messed me up. Please let me Know If you have had or aware of anyone who has had these injections and whether they have helped or caused other issues Many thanks

I’ve tried Aimovig for 6 months but not terribly successfully. Has anyone found Ajovy to be better for them for chronic migraine? The jab itself was much more painful than Aimovig and has left a huge bruise and I’ve been in migraine ever since I did it-had anyone else experienced this please?

My “200 day headache” has not returned, nor have my migraines worsened, now that I am on the Aimovig. But, my stiffness has worsened and spread. It doesn’t seem to get better after I get up in the morning either.

Maybe the Aimovig is working? Or🤷‍♀️? Ferritin infusion? Increased venlafaxine quieting the trigeminal? Yesterday, it was hanging out in the background but barely noticeable. Definitely an improvement.