The FDA's approval of Ubrelvy is the next step in a bigger trend of new migraine medications
The FDA approved Ubrelvy, Allergan’s new oral medication for migraine treatment, on Monday, December 23. The news isn’t only good for Allergan— this drug is one in a larger migraine medication revolution that has been occurring over the past several years.
. In clinical trials, Ubrelvy relieved migraine-related pain for a majority of migraine patients, often within two hours. When the first three CGRP migraine medications hit the market in 2018, it was a landmark moment for migraine treatment. The medications are Aimovig from Novartis and Amgen, Emgality, from Eli Lilly, and Teva’s Ajovy.
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