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Atogepant for preventing migraine

Information about Atogepant, how it is taken, and risks and side effects to be aware of.

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Botox treatment for migraine

Information for patients.

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Epilepsy and seizures

Information about epilepsy and seizures, how to look after yourself, and where to find further information and advice.

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Erenumab treatment for migraine

This information is about a medicine called erenumab which is a treatment for migraine.

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Fremanezumab (Ajovy) 225mg solution for injection in a pre-filled pen

Information about the migraine medicine Ajovy, how you take it, and risks and side effects to be aware of.

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Galcanezumab (Emgality) injections for migraine

What Emgality is, how you take it, and side effects to look out for.

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Having a Lumbar Puncture

Patient and carer information

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Information about Vyepti infusions (100mg/ml infusion for IV)

Information about the migraine medicine, Vyepti, how it works, and who can take it.

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This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital, Worthing Hospital and St Richard’s Hospital
Low grade glioma

A glioma is a type of brain tumour made up from supportive tissue of the brain, known as GLIAL cells. Gliomas are classified in four grades: I, II, III and IV. The treatment and prognosis of each tumour depends on its grade. Grade I or II are low grade gliomas, or LGG.

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Managing oedema (swelling) in the upper limb (hand or arm) after you have had a brain injury

Why oedema happens and what you can do to manage the symptoms.

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Atogepant for preventing migraine

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Information about Vyepti infusions (100mg/ml infusion for IV)

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