Adapted from Silberstein, et al. Arch Neurol, 2004.
*Results taken from a 26-week, multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group clinical trial of 469 patients. Based on ITT (intent-to-treat) study population. In clinical studies, the 50 mg QD dose was not statistically different from placebo in the reduction of migraine frequency and the 100 mg BID dose was not statistically different from the 50 mg BID dose. The recommended target maintenance dose is 50 mg BID.
TOPAMAX is proven to help stop migraines before they start, so patients can get fewer of them. In a 26-week controlled clinical study of 469 patients, TOPAMAX 100 mg significantly reduced migraine frequency from baseline compared to placebo throughout the 6-month trial. Significant reductions were seen initially, with continuous improvement and sustained efficacy observed over time.
The 50 mg once-daily dose was not statistically different from placebo and the 100 mg twice-daily dose was not statistically different from the 50 mg twice-daily dose. The recommended target maintenance dose of TOPAMAX is 50 mg twice daily. In a post-hoc analysis of two 26-week controlled clinical studies, TOPAMAX was proven effective in patients who previously tried and discontinued use of preventive medicines including tricyclic antidepressants, beta-blockers, and other neuromodulators.
Migraine is a highly individualized condition and your patient's experience may vary.