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Has anyone experienced any good or bad results from taking Ubrogepant (Ubrelvy) ? For the treatment of migraines and any affect on T ?

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Hi Treasures. I can't speak for most people on here but as we're predominantly a UK-based organisation, the migraine medication you've mentioned isn't yet available via our National Health Service on prescription:

migrainetrust.org/live-with...

That news story suggests a decision is due on it being available in the UK by March 2023.

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