Born in Bost asked:


My wife suffers from persistent migraines. I mean, almost daily, frequent emergency room visits, the worst.

Over the last 15 years she’s tried amost everything the neurology profession could think of, with no help.

I’m wondering: is there anything “new” out there that chronic migraine sufferers have had success with? Thanks.

cjsav1288 asked:


I am a 21 year old male severe migraine W/ aura sufferer and I have before been treated with triptons to no avail. On my recent attack I remembered I had 2 5/500mg Vicodin pills left over from a dental surgery I had a while back, so I figured “They helped me when I felt like I had knives in my mouth, I wonder if they’ll help with me horrific migraine pain”. And to my amazement it helped with my pain VERY effectively. My head still hurt, but no where near as bad as it normally does during an attack, and I was able to relax and go to sleep which is the one and only thing that makes my migraine go completely away. I want to tell my doctor about this, however, I won’t even bother if he is going to think of me as a drug seeker or if he is going to ignore me. Before you do the same please note, my migraines are NOT daily and a lot of times not even weekly and if prescribed I would only take it when I have an attack. Also note that I have been treated for migraines many many times before with all sorts of triptons and stopped treatment before my doc was gonna prescribe Topamax which is something I will NEVER take because of the horrible psychological side-effects. And I did not have any “rebound headache” that I heard you get from taking analgesics for migraines. So in short I want your opinion on this, do you think its worth telling my doctor? Or do you think he will completely blow it off or think I’m a drug addict?

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runehealing asked:

www.tactilehealing.net One of my clients was kind enough to let me film the last cycle of her treatment. Normally I would perform the following positions at least three times for relief of migraines (what you’re viewing is the last of seven repetitions). During each position, I would inhale through my third eye and exhale through my hands. It may sound a bit strange, but imagining yourself doing this helps you release kinetic energy without draining yourself. 1) Both hands on top of the head 2) Temples 3) Right hand over the eyes, left hand on back of head 4) Hands on side of the neck, over the carotid artery 5) Right hand at the base of the throat, left hand on the back of the neck

hn_2006 asked:


i have ophthalmic migraine it really interfere my life, do you know suitable solution?

kxan asked:

There is headache help from a popular wrinkle filler. Researchers said Botox could help migraine sufferers. Researchers In a small study found people who got Botox injection shad fewer and less painful migraines.

BMHCC asked:

Cover Story: Migraine Treatment

AnswersTV asked:

Effective drugs to prevent and control migraines. Watch this and more health videos at: www.answerstv.com

dailyhealthupdates asked:

The latest research has found that adding antiinflammatory naproxen to imitrex gives patients more relief than using imitrex alone. Get more information at www.HealthyUpdates.com Get a FREE REMEDY Subscription www.healthisnow.com