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Why is it bad to take maxalt (rizatriptan) if you have raynaud's disease?
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Constricts vessels: Maxalt (rizatriptan) relieves migraine symptoms by constricting blood vessels. In raynaud's disease, the problem is too much constriction of blood vessels, so one would not want to take a medicine that constricts vessels.
Answered 6/27/2014
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Maxalt (rizatriptan): Maxalt (rizatriptan) works by causing vasoconstriction which would trigger raynauds symptoms.
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