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I have a migraine that came about pretty sure it's from the heat and humidity. How do you manage a migraine that is a level eight or above that will not drop down and lasts for longer than a day? Are there particular steps taken to slow down the pain level from 10 to 1 or 2, do you have one or two specific items used to ease the pain being caused by the migraine that can be purchased from Amazon, Walmart, etc.?
I can normally manage a migraine with my own pain medication however there are… read more
I always base how I react on level of migraine using pain scale 1 to 10, 1 being lowest 10 being highest. I turn right to Tylenol and a cup of hot coffee which always works. If migraine doesn't stop I will turn to one dose emergency medication Ubrelvy which tends to work. In the rare case it doesn't, I have turned to taking one dose of Flexeril and sipping on hot coffee which the combination also does work. What has happened many times I will be awake for quite a few hours in a darkly lit room with low light then begin napping off and on. Oh, something I did forget to mention, while I am drinking the hot coffee, I will also have a fresh water nearby. I want to keep my system hydrated with water not just coffee. As a matter of fact, I have a bottle of fresh water whenever taking medication because that is something I have preferred upon doing for my own health.
Managing a migraine that lasts longer than a day can be challenging. Here are some common treatments for chronic migraines:
1. Rescue Medications
- Pain Relievers: Over-the-counter options like ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), naproxen sodium (Aleve), and acetaminophen (Tylenol).
- Combination Medications: Excedrin Show Full Answer
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