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I think it was my workout. I was doing some heavy lifts when it hit. I thought I was having an aneursymMy mother used to get them all the time. She would take it out on me.
Try to figure what caused it. Too much screen, eyestrain?
Make you re think your stance o pain meds wont it.Now do that for 4 days straight and you have my life
M
Aww hell naw.Now do that for 4 days straight and you have my life
M
I think it was my workout. I was doing some heavy lifts when it hit. I thought I was having an aneursym
I have them from time to time although less frequent in the last year.I think it was my workout. I was doing some heavy lifts when it hit. I thought I was having an aneursym
Such as?Good lord people, I wasn’t kidding. Lots of options for migraines.
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Good lord people, I wasn’t kidding. Lots of options for migraines.
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Such as?
Let me be clear, Im not suggesting the careless use of anything, but they wont give you the stuff that really works.Pills
Nasal sprays
Injections
Talk to your doctor. Many options are generic, therefore cheap.
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-I have had my very first migraine (I am almost 50). How the hell do people live with these things for years?? This one has lasted 24 hours I am ready to crwck my head open to relieve it. GOD willing I will never have another
My VA Dr. gave me Sumatriptan succinate that I take when I feel one coming on. Works for me.Such as?
I am almost 50
"only" he says ... feelz for you brotherI usually only get one about once or twice a month.
Let me be clear, Im not suggesting the careless use of anything, but they wont give you the stuff that really works.
God damn nanny state.
the side effects of some, (most?), of these wonder drugs are very, very real. Example, Tramadol. That shit gives me hallucinations. They put me on that stuff in the hospital a couple years ago and they may as well put me on LSD. the way I was trippin'!I've been through quite a few different meds along with botox injections. Some helped for a while, but the side effects of some really suck. I finally quit taking them all together.
^^^^^^^THIS!^^^^^^^^^^If it's your first at 50 you should see a Dr. To be sure it's not something worse.
Demerol is really strong, I was thinking Dilaudid. About 4 mg. and a glass of red wine and hello tomorrow morning. Wake up with a shit eating grin on your face and forget about it until the nest headache. Unfortunately, most people dont have the self control to NOT use it when its not needed, thus it gets abused.Demerol.
Any of the triptans can be effective.
Wine can also be a potent trigger. Chocolate as well.
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My usual cocktail is aspirin, acetominphin (sp?), and sudafed. I'm not sure why, but the sudafed makes a differenceI have them from time to time although less frequent in the last year.
If it’s a bad one I have to get in a completely dark room no light of any kind but thankfully I don’t have bad ones like that often.
Drinking caffeine helps when I feel them coming on.
Same here. A cup of strong coffee usually makes it go away within 10 minutes. I get migraine aura occasionally, which mostly affects my vision. I might feel a little nausea and/or a mild headache, but nothing too bad. It starts out as a blind spot somewhere in my field of vision, then it gets larger and larger until I can't see well enough to drive or read or watch TV. Just have to sit or lay down until it passes. I thank my lucky stars that my migraines are so benign. Worst that can happen is one will start to come on when I'm driving, so I pull over somewhere and wait for it to pass. If I have my coffee thermos with me, I'll drink a cup and be on my way in a few minutes.Drinking caffeine helps when I feel them coming on.
Careful, dont let the powers that be find out coffee works or they'll make it a prescription drug. Gotta protect big pharma and their money...and the payoff's.Same here. A cup of strong coffee usually makes it go away within 10 minutes. I get migraine aura occasionally, which mostly affects my vision. I might feel a little nausea and/or a mild headache, but nothing too bad. It starts out as a blind spot somewhere in my field of vision, then it gets larger and larger until I can't see well enough to drive or read or watch TV. Just have to sit or lay down until it passes. I thank my lucky stars that my migraines are so benign. Worst that can happen is one will start to come on when I'm driving, so I pull over somewhere and wait for it to pass. If I have my coffee thermos with me, I'll drink a cup and be on my way in a few minutes.
That's wild that Tramadol gives you hallucinations. Back before I had my gall bladder out and I was in the hospital frequently for gut issues from bowel obstructions, to gall bladder problems, I found that Tramadol was the drug I would request because it knocked out the pain as effectively as Fentanyl. There was another drug they'd give me at the same time that would make it last a lot longer, and I can't for the life of me remember the name of it anymore. Since getting my gall bladder out, I haven't had anymore medical problems related to gut problems.the side effects of some, (most?), of these wonder drugs are very, very real. Example, Tramadol. That shit gives me hallucinations. They put me on that stuff in the hospital a couple years ago and they may as well put me on LSD. the way I was trippin'!
Check the list of side effects. Way up on the list are hallucinations and I had them big time. The nursing staff thought I was losing my mind as I was describing a non-existent person I saw, or so I thought, at the foot of my bed and a college dorm down the hall from my room.That's wild that Tramadol gives you hallucinations. Back before I had my gall bladder out and I was in the hospital frequently for gut issues from bowel obstructions, to gall bladder problems, I found that Tramadol was the drug I would request because it knocked out the pain as effectively as Fentanyl. There was another drug they'd give me at the same time that would make it last a lot longer, and I can't for the life of me remember the name of it anymore. Since getting my gall bladder out, I haven't had anymore medical problems related to gut problems.
Branden
Careful, dont let the powers that be find out coffee works or they'll make it a prescription drug. Gotta protect big pharma and their money...and the payoff's.
They beat you to the punch.Careful, dont let the powers that be find out coffee works or they'll make it a prescription drug. Gotta protect big pharma and their money...and the payoff's.
Good to hear you're feeling well, those headaches are no bullshit.It finally went away with a mix of benedryl and tylenol. It lasted a total of 50 f!@#$$ hours.
That wasnt the dilaudid, that just makes you sleepy and not hurt. Might have been the combination.They beat you to the punch.
One of the medications I was given when I had post-concussive disorder headaches was Fioricet, a combination of acetaminophen, butalbital, and caffeine. It's the one thing that helped. It's used for migraines.
Didn't get the hallucinations from Tramadol but did after 20mg Norco + a big shot of Dilaudid. Don't recall what the dose was but I remember the nurse said they doubled my normal dose. I thought it was 500-something but milligrams sounds way too high and I don't think it's dosed in micrograms. I was seeing stuff that wasn't there, shadows were morphing into other things, shit was crazy.
Forgot to mention that another product that helps well with migraines/bad headaches is Mucinex D which is normally behind the counter but not a prescription.It finally went away with a mix of benedryl and tylenol. It lasted a total of 50 f!@#$$ hours.