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Any emotional or physical exertion, even laughing, can precipitate a migraine. You are not alone.
I never felt suicidal but homicidal, ABSOLUTELY
My husband is not a caregiver but he doesn’t resent it when I’m in bed for days. And he doesn’t fuss about it.
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone have experience with Serotonin Syndrome
I take Relpax for my episodic migraines.
I also take very low dose Pamelor (Nortriptaline) for chronic migraine pain.
I occasionally take Zofran for nausea and
Lorazepam occasionally for insomnia and anxiety.
It is RARE that I take these all together but I am learning that combining any 2 of them can lead to Serotonin Syndrome which is something definitely to avoid.
I’m having a particularly terrible night, migraine, nausea,… read more
Well I can't remember what medication it was but I believe it was for bipolar I. disorder (which I also have as well as generalized anxiety disorder and of course a constant chronic migraine) but I… read more
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Sorry it took me a while to get back. I've been dealing with a lot and also migraines. My physical therapist suggested I give it a try. It is based on pain science and takes a psychological approach… read more
3 days in bed and not any better. Not sure what to do.
I hope you do as well! Both of my parents had terrible migraines. My Dad had cluster type while my Mom had Chronic Migraine. I have tried B-2 and it didn't do much but upset my stomach. I also have… read more
Suffered Chronic Migraines & Cluster headaches for YEARS!! I tried Acupuncture, Pain block injections, Prednisone, pain meds, & MORE!! I believe there's a effective med for all victims. Continue to search for what may be effective for U. Do U recommend a effective product??
I'm working with a pain specialist who is aware of nerves. She knows what they are, what they do, etc. and can help me on the level of pain with the severity of chronic migraines I have been having.
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My migraine surgery consisted of removing my right occipital nerve and leaving my scalp all over my head completely, 💯 numb. Which they said my occipital nerve was wrapped around my main artery like a… read more