Improved Efficacy of Pregabalin by Restoring Plasma Vitamin D Levels in Migraine: a Case Report

Name: Improved Efficacy of Pregabalin by Restoring Plasma Vitamin D Levels in Migraine: a Case Report
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Category: VOL 49 No. 2 Articles 2019 Tags: Adelia Michniewicz, Antonio Siniscalchi, Erika Cione, inhibitory synaptic neurotransmission, Luca Gallelli, migraine, Piergiorgio Lochner, pregabalin, Vincenzo Guidetti, vitamin D restoring, vitamin D serum levels

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Improved Efficacy of Pregabalin by Restoring Plasma Vitamin D Levels in Migraine: a Case Report

By Antonio Siniscalchi, Piergiorgio Lochner, Erika Cione, Adelia Michniewicz, Vincenzo Guidetti, Luca Gallelli

Improved Efficacy of Pregabalin by Restoring Plasma Vitamin D Levels in Migraine: a Case Report

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Complicated Case Histories

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Improved Efficacy of Pregabalin by Restoring Plasma Vitamin D Levels in Migraine: a Case Report

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