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Originally Posted by Street Pharmacist
Your not on a triptan? They're first line at aborting the attack on the first place
Metoclopramide is also very effective at reducing nausea and aborting migraines.
Both require a prescription
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I have tried triptan's before, and have taken some in the 12 day period but haven't done anything. Tried Maxoren, but it doesn't have an effect so my doctor gave me a prescription for Zofran, which has helped. I saw my GP yesterday and he's beyond useless and didn't suggest anything except go to the hospital to get a shot of Dex or something.
I was having stupid amounts of migraines in May, so switched birth control even though none of my migraines were hormonal related.
I did make an appointment with my physio therapist for tomorrow to see if he can find anything wrong with my neck/shoulders but they don't feel tight.