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1) I am 45-years-old and I used to
have migraines 1-2 per year (severe). For the past 6 months, have been having
daily headaches & migraines at ovulation & period. My gynecologist has suggested
total hysterectomy because he says it is caused by fluctuation in hormones & he
could "level me out" with surgery and giving me hormones. Please advise. Thank
you.
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2) What do you think of Botox for
migraine sufferers?
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3) Is there a tablet available for
people who have migraines and they have also had TIA's. All I have read about
said do not take if you have had a TIA. Thank you, Mac.
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4) I was electrocuted by 12,000
volts about 2 years ago. I have been having severe migraines and cluster
headaches since that time. I have never had a migraine before my accident. Is
there a connection between the electricity and my headaches? If you don't know
could you recommend a web sight where I can get some information on
electrocution and it's effects on the body? Thank you, Jamie.
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5) Two years ago, I started
menopause and started getting really bad headache all on one side of my head. My
doctors has diagnosed me with Hormonal migraines... He has prescribed Imitrex...
I can't afford to pay for the Pills. A prescription for only 9 is $189.00. I
don't have health insurances. (Can't Afford it) The doctors has had be try other
medication and none work. Can you tell me ways that I maybe able to pay for
these Imitrex or ways I can keep from getting these migraines... Carol.
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6) ... I had pain in my forehead,
and both in left and right side of fore head, my eyes are burning.... doctors
found that I have DNS also in my left nose, some told that DNS might cause sinus
and it could aggravate migraine also... ENT doctors wants me to under go surgery
for DNS. I get head ache when I am smelling pleasant smell or pungent smell. I
want a clearance that if I undergo surgery can I get relief from head ache...
Dinesh.
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7) I am a 26-year-old, male
graduate student and usually experience migraine headaches about once every two
weeks. I take preventive medicine, which reduced them from about daily to now
once every two weeks... My dean recognized the symptoms and told me I qualified
for ADA help and asked me what accommodations I need. We have accommodations set
up for examination time, but my question is what types of accommodations may be
appropriate to ask for during the rest of the semester? ... I usually take about
2 Vicodin ES pills total during the week that I experience a migraine which is
about every two to three weeks. My question would be, at this frequency, is it a
problem?
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8) I've been having headaches for
as long as I can remember. In fact, I have forgotten what its like to go one day
without pain.. The ER visits that I have requested state that I have received
Morphine on occasion. On those dates, I had very, very little pain after
receiving an injection. That has been the only time I have ever gotten any
relief from my headaches... My doctors for some reason won't go the narcotic
route. Why not? ... What can I do? Should I seek another opinion? Should I
request a prescription for Morphine? Would they give it to me? Please help me.
Becky.
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9) I'm 16 years old and have been
suffering from migraines for the past year. They have been very severe and have
caused me to miss a lot of college because I have a migraine attack nearly every
day. I have been to my doctor's a number of times and she has been great, but
none of the medication that she has prescribed has worked. So I was wondering if
there is any other way that they can be treated without having to take any
tablets which I don't like taking because I'm an athlete and may cause me to
test positive if I'm drug tested. Many thanks for your time. Donna.
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10) ...I was discharged from the
UK military for migraine as I was aircrew and the visual disturbances were
clearly not conducive to continued flying. However, I am having a bit of a
battle over recognition of my condition with the pensions authority... Nick.
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