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| QUESTION:
I have had hormonal migraines since a
teenager. I am now 56 years old. I have tried various medications and
participated in numerous clinical trials. Have yet to find a treatment
that works for me. 3 years ago at the onset of menopause the migraines
decreased in frequency and severity. 8 months ago headaches returned
occurring every 2 - 3 weeks and are severe. My ability to cope with these
headaches is not as strong as when I was younger. I do not have medical
insurance. I live near Austin, Texas. I would be willing to participate in
investigational studies.
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