Why Aimovig
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Why Aimovig
Aimovig is...
Proven to help prevent monthly migraine days before they start—in some cases, it can cut that number in half or more.
Proven to help prevent monthly migraine days before they start—in some cases, it can cut that number in half or more.
The first preventive treatment designed to block the CGRP receptor, which may play a key role in migraine.
One dose, once a month is designed to keep working 24/7, to help reduce monthly migraine days. For some, it cuts the number by 50% or more.
In a clinical study, months 4-6. Aimovig is taken by injection.
The 90-Day Start Program from Aimovig is a simple way to get the resources and support you need to navigate your first 3 months on Aimovig, all in one place.
The cost of Aimovig varies by person. We may be able to help you with financial support options, like the copay card for eligible commercially insured patients.
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I can wake up on most days and pursue my daily life; before, for so long, I couldn't.”
Delora D.
Delora is an actual patient.
Individual results may vary.
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With a reduction in monthly migraine days, I'm able to plan more of my everyday life than planning my down time.”
Lisa G.
Lisa is an actual patient.
Individual results may vary.
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It just feels very good to not have to factor in migraine all the time in my life anymore.”
Dayna D.
Dayna is an actual patient.
Individual results may vary.
Frequently asked questions
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What is Aimovig?Aimovig is a prescription medicine used to help prevent migraine in adults. Aimovig is the first FDA-approved treatment that blocks the CGRP receptor to help prevent migraine.
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How do I pronounce Aimovig?
Just three simple syllables:
Aimovig
AIM-oh-vig
/‘eɪmoʊvɪg/
erenumab-aooe
eh-REN-yoo-mab
/e’renju:mæb/
Hear it
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What are monthly migraine days?Monthly migraine days (MMD) are the number of calendar days per month that you had an onset, continuation, or recurrence of a migraine headache.
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How do I know if I’m ready for Aimovig?Your doctor will determine if Aimovig is right for you. When you go to your appointment, it is helpful to be prepared with talking points to discuss. Our personalized discussion guide can help you talk with your doctor about how your migraine affects you.