Imigran (Sumatriptan)

Buy Imigran online

Imigran is a type of medicine taken to reduce the symptoms of a migraine attack. It can be taken once an attack has begun, or as you start to experience symptoms, but you should not take it as a preventative measure unnecessarily. Migraines can be very painful and disrupt your ability to think clearly and go about your daily life. Imigran will relieve this problem.

You need a prescription from a GMC/EU certified doctor in order to buy this medication online. To buy Imigran from Doctor-4-U, simply complete our online consultation and if you are deemed suitable, we will dispatch your medication usually within 24 hours. If you are not deemed suitable for Imigran, you will receive a full refund.

Do you need a prescription for Imigran?

Yes, you need a prescription from a GMC/EU certified doctor in order to buy Imigran online. With Doctor-4-U’s easy consultation process, you can get a prescription for Imigran safely and quickly. Select the item you want to buy, click “Start Consultation” and fill out the short medical questionnaire provided. If you are deemed suitable for your prescription, it will usually be dispatched within 24 hours. If not, you will receive a full refund.

How is my order shipped to me?

When an order is ready for shipping, it is collected and delivered by either the Royal Mail or DPD depending on your preference (or possibly your location or the item you ordered). Each order is assigned a tracking number, which will be emailed to you at the time of dispatch. Your medicine will be sent in plain and discreet packaging that’s eco-friendly. We do not include any branding on our packaging nor any labels which inform readers what type of product is contained within.

What is the difference between Imigran and Sumatriptan?

Chemically, Imigran and Sumatriptan are the same drug. They both have the same ingredients list (sumatriptan). The only difference is that Imigran has a brand name on it, which makes it more expensive, whereas Sumatriptan is what is known as a “generic” drug. There is no difference in side effects, dosage, or interference with other medications between the two products.

However, if you have previously been taking Imigran, and are taking multiple medications that mean you may get them confused if you changed the name/packet type of your painkiller, you may wish to continue taking Imigran.

How does Imigran work?

Imigran contains an active ingredient called sumatriptan, which belongs to a family of medicines called triptans. The treatment works by suppressing certain signals in the brain, which eases the migraine. It reduces the headache and decreases your sensitivity to light and sound. You may only use this medication to resolve migraines once they have been diagnosed as the cause of the pain.

Is Imigran suitable for me?

Although Imigran is designed for men suffering from migraines, your medical history and other medications may mean it isn’t right for you.

Speak to your doctor before using Imigran if:

• You are allergic to sumatriptan or any of the other ingredients listed in the patient information handbook
• You have heart problems
• You have a liver disease
• You have had a stroke
• You have high blood pressure
• You have blood circulation problems in your legs
• You are taking other medication to treat migraines or depression

What are the side effects of using Imigran?

Like all medications, Imigran may have side effects, but not everyone gets them. Common side effects include:

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Difficulty breathing
• Muscle pain
• Feeling weak/tired
• Dizziness
• Drowsiness
• Pain, pressure, heaviness or tightening in the chest.

If you think you may be having an allergic reaction (swelling of the hands and face, difficulty breathing) contact a doctor immediately.

Your doctor will advise you on the dosage you should be taking, and the following should only be used as a rough guide.

The recommended dose is 50mg when your symptoms begin to develop. Do not take Imigran before you begin to get symptoms, and do not take more than 300mg in any 24 hour period. Do not take more than one tablet per migraine attack.

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