The Migraine Cocktail combines magnesium and B-complex with an IV push of Toradol (ketorolac, an anti-inflammatory pain reliever), Zofran (ondansetron, for nausea) and dexamethasone (a corticosteroid). The medications are prescription drugs and are only given when authorized by the reviewing medical provider after reviewing your history and symptoms.
This drip is for people with a known history of migraines or tension headaches. A sudden, severe “worst headache of your life,” a headache with weakness, confusion, vision loss, fever and stiff neck, or after a head injury is an emergency — call 911.
Hangover headache instead? The Redemption IV is built for that. Just need fluids? See the Rehydration IV.
Is Migraine Cocktail right for you?
- People with a known history of migraines
- Headache with nausea (with provider approval)
- Anyone who would rather not drive while symptomatic
What’s in Migraine Cocktail
Magnesium · B-Complex · Toradol, Zofran & Dexamethasone push. Every drip includes a 1L saline base and RN administration.
- MagnesiumAn essential mineral involved in muscle and nerve function.
- B-complexA blend of B vitamins your body uses in energy metabolism.
- ToradolKetorolac — a prescription non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) pain reliever, given only when authorized by the reviewing medical provider.
- ZofranOndansetron — a prescription anti-nausea medication, given only when authorized by the reviewing medical provider.
- DexamethasoneA prescription corticosteroid, given only when authorized by the reviewing medical provider.
Safety first
Before every session, a medical provider reviews your health history and authorizes your treatment, and a licensed Registered Nurse places your IV and monitors you throughout. IV therapy isn’t right for everyone, and it is not a substitute for emergency or primary care. Results vary from person to person. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke or another emergency, call 911.