23-time-grand slam winner, Serena Williams, has made a name for herself in tennis as well as in business or motherhood. She has aced it all. The player, however, had to go through various injuries and persisting migraine which she learned to deal with by telling herself to toughen up.

However, the player suffered intensely during the pandemic and she has announced a partnership with Ubrelvy to counter this.

Serena Williams partners up with migraine medication

Former world no. 1 had migraine earlier but never looked much into it as it was not that severe. But during the quarantine period during the pandemic it became intense, and she started Ubrelvy with which she has partnered up now. Serena took to her Instagram to announce her partnership.

She stated, “#Migraine hits hard, so I hit back with @UBRELVY (ubrogepant). It quickly stops my migraine attack in its tracks, so I don’t have to worry if it’s too late to take it or where I am. Whether I’m working out or I’m at an event, I keep UBRELVY on hand to be ready anytime, anywhere my migraine strikes.”

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The medication has kept her mind at ease. She further clarified that UBRELVY is a prescription medicine used to treat migraine attacks in adults. It is not for migraine prevention.

How did Serena deal with migraine?

Serena Williams had severe bouts of migraine during the pandemic because she was taking care of her daughter Olympia all day long. Other than that, she was working for her venture and fashion company on a computer. The player had been suffering from migraines for a longer period. She accepted the fact that it has hindered her in some matches as well.

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For example, she had a migraine attack in 2001 in Sydney when she was playing against Martina Hingis. But she stayed resilient and played with those migraines as well.

Rough and tough Williams

Her perseverance has been a trait of admiration. Serena has been an inspiration to millions around the world because of her steel mindset. She has hinted to make a comeback at this year’s Wimbledon.

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Undoubtedly, we are glad to know that suffering from migraines is out of her way to winning the 24th grand slam title.