One of the most common preventative, one of the first preventative medications that's prescribed for migraine is topamax.

And 53% of women studied on this study showed that they had significant bone loss to the point where

they were now diagnosed with osteopenia and they found a direct correlation between how long

they were on the medication and the amount of bone loss they had. So they know that topamax is

contributing to osteoporosis in these women.

And then there is the whole new class of medications,

and this is the one that actually came to my attention first,

was, is the CGRPs.

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Welcome, welcome to this episode of the Bone Coach Show, joining us today to explore the connection

between migraines, bone health, and osteopenia osteoporosis is Dr. Tanya Painter.

Dr. Tanya Painter graduated from the University of Washington with a bachelor's degree in cellular

and molecular biology and a minor inorganic chemistry before attending medical school at

Bessier University.

She graduated in 2012 with her naturopathic medical degree and has been treating women with

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