Yvepti | Eptinezumab | Third Infusion Update | Chronic Migraine Treatment

I've been having Vyepti or Eptinezumab infusions for a few months now. Here's a little update following my third infusion to let you know how it's going or if it's helped!
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[@thereesfamilyadventures]

I'm glad you've found something that is working for you. Unless you've had one, people don't understand how debilitating they are. I really hope it continues to work for you

[@Estellosaurus]

Thank you! It’s been such a struggle to get here so I hope it keeps working for at least a while! X

[@steven_scattergood]

Just discovered your channel all the way from Australia. I get Vestibular Migraines and had the Vepti infusion which went for around 60 minutes. Unfortunately it didn’t work and never had so many migraines. I hope it works well for you as it is the latest medication and is becoming popular. There is a new medication to be approved here called Nurtec. Currently have had my first Botox treatment. Keep on keeping on.🙏🙏

[@Estellosaurus]

Good luck for your Botox treatment! I hope it works well for you. I’m starting to think that after my fourth treatment now, the Vepti isn’t working as well which is a shame because I think it’s the last treatment currently available here! X

[@laydegagaluver123]

Hey there I’m so curious, you mentioned that you haven’t fully knocked out your vestibular migraines? I have chronic migraines and chronic vestibular as well. Do you think that it has helped the Vistibular at all at this point a few months later after this video I’m so curious I am dizzy 24 seven so I’m curious what the success rate is for this and vestibular migraines

[@Estellosaurus]

So I just had a treatment this week actually - I definitely have less vestibular migraines (I suffer from chronic nausea which hasn’t gone away but likely isn’t related) than before I started. As I get near the next treatment I notice the migraines and dizziness creeps back - but it definitely has improved things!

[@peggykeller9684]

Couldn't go very far the music is too loud and just wanted to know something quickly about the actual infusion that I will tell me what to expect.

[@Estellosaurus]

This video is about my third infusion. You can expect cold / flu like symptoms afterwards potentially- I didn’t but they are reporting it as a side effect. It hurts as much as having a cannula inserted into your vein hurts. This infusion takes around 15-30 minutes to complete and you can leave and carry on your day once you have had it. I can’t tell you if it will cure your migraines or not. I’m told it’s had around a 50% success rate overall for those having it