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This educational video is the third in a four-part Headache Masterclass brought to you by Australia and New Zealand Headache Society (ANZHS).

This session builds on the clinical case as the migraine patient and treating GP consider pharmacological options in migraine management including:

• Over the counter and rescue medications
• Complementary and natural therapies
• Individualised prophylactic regimens
• The pitfalls of medication overuse headache
• Hormonal therapies
• Emerging monoclonal antibody therapies for resistant migraine.

A panel discussion facilitated by neurologist Dr Rey Casse invites neurologists Dr Michael Eller, A/Prof Carolyn Arnold, Dr Bronwyn Jenkins and Dr Catherine Stark, alongside GP Dr Anita Muñoz to translate these themes into practical clinical tips for use in general practice.

Sponsor: This activity is sponsored by ANZHS.

Learning Outcomes

1. Outline the evidence for the use of certain natural therapies in the prevention of migraine
2. Describe a rational and evidence-based approach to prescribing both abortive and prophylactic medication regimens for individual patients
3. Summarise the role of hormonal therapies and monoclonal antibody therapies in migraine disorders.

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