F. Khan, A. Mohammed, M. Poongkunran, Anil K Chimakurthy, Michael Pepper
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Wearing Off Effect of OnabotulinumtoxinA Near the End of Treatment Cycle for Chronic Migraine: A 4‐Year Clinical Experience
The injection interval for onabotulinumtoxinA (BoNTA) in the management of chronic migraine (CM) is 12 weeks (78‐84 days). The aim of this study was to review patient‐reported wearing off effect (WOE) of the therapeutic benefit of BoNTA near the end of the treatment cycle. We intended to describe the demographics of patients at baseline and compare groups of patients with multiple episodes of WOE.