On a scale 1-10 how would you rate the pain relief effect of Novalgin based on available statistics.
Novalgin is considered to be an effective treatment for chronic migraines in some patients, but it’s difficult to determine its exact effectiveness because studies have had mixed results. According to one meta-analysis, Novalgin reduced migraine attack frequency by around 50% compared with placebo, and increased patient satisfaction rates. However, other research has shown that Novalgin was no more effective than dummy pills in reducing headache days per month or improving quality of life.