LONDON, Sept. 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- (NYSE: GSK - News; Nasdaq: POZN - News) -- Migraine sufferers frequently cite lack of recurrence of migraine symptoms as one of the most desired attributes of an acute migraine treatment. Now, a new analysis of four studies showed that patients who treated their migraines with Trexima while pain was mild and within one hour of the start of pain were nearly twice as likely to be pain free at 2 hours, and remain pain free through 24 hours, than those who waited until the pain was more severe. These findings were presented today at the 16th Migraine Trust International Symposium in London.
