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the results obtained for SERMs are conflicting whereas AIs do not seem to reduce Lp(a) concentration. The effect of hormonal therapy on lipids is complex, depending on drugs and way of administration. Moreover, both androgens and estrogen could determine, in specific settings, severe adverse effects. These drugs are not currently recommended either for treatment of dyslipidemias with increased Lp(a) level or for the prevention of cardiovascular disease.

Inherent in its mechanism of action, sumatriptan could produce (coronary) vasospasm sometimes followed by AMI. The drug should not be prescribed to patients with history, symptoms or signs of ischemic vascular disease; an in-depth evaluation should be carried out in subjects at intermediate cardiovascular risk.

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