Nurtec khloe?

Looks like you’re asking about Nurtec. Do you mean Nurtec ODT (rimegepant), the migraine medication? And what’s “khloe” referring to—are you asking about safety for someone named Khloe, or a specific condition?

Here’s a quick overview of Nurtec ODT:

- What it is: Nurtec ODT contains rimegepant, a CGRP receptor antagonist used to treat an ongoing migraine attack (acute treatment).
- How it’s used: Taken as needed when a migraine starts. The usual dose is a single 75 mg dose (oral dissolving tablet). It’s not a preventive medicine.
- When it helps: Many people feel relief within about 1 hour.
- Safety and who should be careful:
- Tell your clinician if you have liver disease, kidney disease, or known allergies to rimegepant.
- Avoid use if you’re pregnant unless advised by your doctor.
- It can interact with drugs that strongly affect liver enzymes (CYP3A4 inhibitors like certain antifungals or antibiotics, or inducers like rifampin). Your prescriber can check for interactions with any other medicines you take.
- Common side effects: Nausea, abdominal or stomach discomfort, dry mouth. Serious side effects are rare but seek medical help if you have signs of an allergic reaction or other concerning symptoms.
- Other notes: Don’t exceed the prescribed dose for a 24-hour period unless your doctor instructs you. It’s specifically for acute treatment, not prevention.

If you can share what you want to know more specifically (dosing details, safety for a particular person, drug interactions, cost/insurance, or something else) and clarify what you meant by “khloe,” I can tailor the info.