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I have just had surgery which will hopefully stop my sinus problems causing my migranes as much...but if it does not in the next 4 weeks then I will probably have to go for a cat scan!
My heart goes out!
the doctors have trace it back for 4 years things like ear infection and other miss diagnoses.
the nights are the worst you have headaches like clockwork so you sort of know when you will get them but cant do nothing.
i have not be told about tremadol by my doctor or the Neurologist they have give me Imigran injection and i will also be given 100% oxygen treatment.
I take co-codamol on a nearly daily basis recently, but have Tramadol as well but don't find it work for me as well. Just like I never found Imigran worked for me, different people need different things. Although co-codamol and Tramadol are both codeine products, thus can be highly addictive...and I have probably taken over 300 of them in the past 6 months (of the strongest 30mg type)!
Your quack should give you some tablets from the -triptan group.
I had a bout for 3 months (I was lucky) went for all manner of tests to make sure my brain wasn't rotting (felt like it was pouring through my nose) I was given Sumatriptan and it worked like clockwork 20mins after a major attack I was fine. I used to get mine early evening or first thing in the morning.
The Key is early prevention as soon as you feel a twinge (used to be an eye twitch, watery eyes or runny nose with me) take a tablet.
I remember trying all manner of things I was eating Nurofen like sweets until I had a diagnosis and regualr painkillers did Sweet FA!
Seriously try and get some Sumatriptan on prescription I had no side effects no sickness no dizzy feeling
Your quack should give you some tablets from the -triptan group.
I had a bout for 3 months (I was lucky) went for all manner of tests to make sure my brain wasn't rotting (felt like it was pouring through my nose) I was given Sumatriptan and it worked like clockwork 20mins after a major attack I was fine. I used to get mine early evening or first thing in the morning.
The Key is early prevention as soon as you feel a twinge (used to be an eye twitch, watery eyes or runny nose with me) take a tablet.
I remember trying all manner of things I was eating Nurofen like sweets until I had a diagnosis and regualr painkillers did Sweet FA!
Seriously try and get some Sumatriptan on prescription I had no side effects no sickness no dizzy feeling
I was told about triptan have to go see the neurologist again next week might bring it up.
i have been exactly the same for 6 weeks eating all sorts of painkillers feeling like i am going insane pacing up and down rocking and then it goes.
yeah i get mine late afternoon about 12-1am and first thing in the morning lasting about 45mins to 1.1/2hrs.
i have been exactly the same for 6 weeks eating all sorts of painkillers feeling like i am going insane pacing up and down rocking and then it goes.
yeah i get mine late afternoon about 12-1am and first thing in the morning lasting about 45mins to 1.1/2hrs.
If you were given Imigran that is Sumatriptan.
If your doctor has already given a diagnosis of CH there should be no reason he can't prescribe a small amount of Sumatriptan or something similair, at least to keep you going until your Neuro appointment.
Hope you get it sorted soon mate :thumbsup:
my OH used to take co-proximal (sp) for his headaches but they discontnued them so he now takes co-codamol and tramadol
have you asked about dyhydrocodeine(sp?)??? side affect to these are though that you can sleep for 1-2 days solid, well OH can anyway only waking for toilet breaks and food
i can sympathise with you OP my OH suffers badly with headaches his are constant as his brain still suffers aftershocks he has a headache everyday for the last 8 years i think it is now, somedays its bearable other days like today hes gone to bed as he cant handel the pain :(
have you asked about dyhydrocodeine(sp?)??? side affect to these are though that you can sleep for 1-2 days solid, well OH can anyway only waking for toilet breaks and food
i can sympathise with you OP my OH suffers badly with headaches his are constant as his brain still suffers aftershocks he has a headache everyday for the last 8 years i think it is now, somedays its bearable other days like today hes gone to bed as he cant handel the pain :(
Nope I've settled on the co-codamol, was finding them a little addictive to begin with, and i hate taking pills. But now I only take them when needed and have some less strong ones as well now.
I will not enquire about any other meds as i said i am settled on these, but also praying that the surgery will mean no more migranes as i do not want a cat scan, as just the thought scares me (for obvious reasons).
Also not sure Id want to sleep for days! Unless I go through insomnia again!
I will not enquire about any other meds as i said i am settled on these, but also praying that the surgery will mean no more migranes as i do not want a cat scan, as just the thought scares me (for obvious reasons).
Also not sure Id want to sleep for days! Unless I go through insomnia again!
cat scan is that when you go in the tunnel machine thing??
OH hates going into those things