I keep detailed calendar entries and use the red circle to denote more severe symptoms and/or Aimovig-related side effects. I'm including a partial screenshot. Below what is in the picture is documented all prescription and OTC meds and everything I ate. I'm able to ascertain that the Aimovig upper abdominal cramping and spasms are much worse on days of high heat/humidity, particularly when storms occur. My GP is aware of all of this and I showed him Amgen research report as well as article written by a doctor who sourced research when noting serious concerns about blocking CGRP as that pertains to multiple systems within the body. The same article is going to be given to the cardiologist and pulmonologist. I just need to know that this will stop and I'll be able to walk, brush my teeth, put my hands over my head long enough to wash my own hair. Only when I'm sitting/laying down is my breathing okay. Link to the article is below. I think it would be exceptionally useful to neurologists to see it. My GP was shocked that Aimovig prescribing info failed to note cardiovascular risks, drug interactions (e.g. ibuprofen). I had to reschedule my neuro appt because I haven't been well enough to drive that far.
https://www.practicalpainmanagement.com/pain/headache/stake-possible-long-term-side-effects-cgrp-antagonists