Either one of the existing ones or the new IV version can also be taken as a "combined package" for a few months. But honestly, the injection is the least of th

Either one of the existing ones or the new IV version can also be taken as a "combined package" for a few months. But honestly, the injection is the least of the worries. You don't have to pull something up in a syringe, you get a complete injector from the pharmacy. Aim it at your thigh, push the button, no big chances of doing it wrong. Hurts like hell, I'm told. But those monoclonal antibodies aren't really wonder drugs. Sure, they help a lot of people, but for others they don't or at least they don't do it for a long time. It's a better, dedicated medication than just using pain medication or anti-depressants off-label, but we're far from every migraine sufferer finally getting a totally reliable off-switch.