Table 2

- Strength and level of evidence for the recommendations for the abortive treatment.

RecommendationsStrength of recommendationCertainty of evidencePercentage of panel agreement
Abortive Treatment
1. For the treatment of mild-to-moderate migraine pain, we recommend using paracetamol (acetaminophen) over no treatment.StrongModerate100%
2. For the treatment of mild-to-moderate migraine pain, we recommend using ibuprofen over no treatment.StrongModerate100%
3. For the treatment of moderate-to-severe migraine pain, we suggest using celecoxib over no treatment.StrongModerate91%
4. For the treatment of moderate-to-severe migraine pain, we suggest using sumatriptan over no treatment.ConditionalLow82%
5. For the treatment of acute migraine in patients receiving other triptans or ergotamine within 24 hours, we recommend against using rizatriptan.StrongVery low91%
6. For the treatment of acute migraine attacks in patients with nausea or vomiting, we suggest using metoclopramide over no treatment.ConditionalLow91%
7. For the treatment of acute migraine in patients receiving other triptans or ergotamine within 24 hours, we recommend against using eletriptan.StrongVery low91%
8. For the treatment of moderate-to-severe migraine, we suggest using rimegepant over no treatment.ConditionalHigh100%
9. For the treatment of moderate to severe migraine, we suggest using ubrogepant over no treatment.ConditionalLow82%
10. For the treatment of moderate to severe migraine pain, we recommend using eletriptan over no treatment.StrongHigh100%
11. For the treatment of moderate to severe migraine attacks, we suggest against using lasmiditan.ConditionalModerate82%
12. For the treatment of intractable and status migrainosus, we suggest using valproate over ibuprofen.ConditionalLow100%
13. For the treatment of acute migraine in the emergency department, we suggest using either valproate or dexamethasone.ConditionalVery low100%