Migraine
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It is not uncommon to take birth control to help regulate hormone cycles, preventative medications to prevent the onset of a migraine (Topamax...
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Botox has been reported effective for migraines in some patients. It is expensive; your pharmacist can tell you how much a single vial costs. There...
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Treatment for migraines includes therapies that may or may not involve medication.Nonmedication therapies for migraine Therapy that does not involve...
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Good question. I recommend speaking with your health care provider as soon as possible because Topamax is not recommended for use in pregnant women...
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This is a good question that you can always ask your pharmacist. You can be on both of these medications at the same time. I would recommend staying...
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These are medications used to stop the headache process and prevent symptoms of migraines, including pain, nausea, sound and light sensitivity, etc...
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Transformed migraines are coexisting migraine and tension-type headaches. They are chronic, daily headaches with a vascular quality.
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This migraine is preceded by symptoms of dizziness, pain at the base of the skull with numbness, confusion, or loss of balance. These symptoms...
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This migraine is associated with a temporary period of confusion often initiated by a minor head injury.
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A hemiplegic migraine is temporary paralysis (hemiplegia) or sensory changes on one side of the body. The onset of the headache may be associated...
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This headache syndrome is common in women and is often associated with changing estrogen (a hormone) levels that occur during menstruation, pregnancy...
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This is a vascular headache associated with changes in the size of the arteries within and outside of the brain. A migraine begins when hyperactive...
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This is a temporary, partial, or complete loss of vision in one eye, along with a dull ache behind the eye that may spread to the rest of the head.
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