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Suggest Safe Medicine To Get Rid Of Severe Migraine

iam 26 year old have severe migrain...every day i am having pain and taking telekast medicine daily at night with topaz,betacap,aldep still i am having headache regularly,and taking rizora in alternative days,having tremendous drousiness want to get rid of this situation tremendously upset and depressed
Mon, 15 Dec 2014
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Hello dear,
I can understand your concerns.You are currently on preventive(Topaz,betacap) as well as abortive(Rizora) therapy for migraine and must be taking telekast and aldep for other reasons as they are not meant to treat migraine. If you are not responding even with current set of medications, then probably you are not eliminating the trigger factor(be it stress,bright light,tea,coffee,cheese,smoking or whatever) for your migraine from your lifestyle. Removing the trigger factor is the most critical step here.Coming on to medications,there are still many class of drugs which can be tried for which you need to consult your neurologist.I hope it helps.
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Suggest Safe Medicine To Get Rid Of Severe Migraine

Hello dear, I can understand your concerns.You are currently on preventive(Topaz,betacap) as well as abortive(Rizora) therapy for migraine and must be taking telekast and aldep for other reasons as they are not meant to treat migraine. If you are not responding even with current set of medications, then probably you are not eliminating the trigger factor(be it stress,bright light,tea,coffee,cheese,smoking or whatever) for your migraine from your lifestyle. Removing the trigger factor is the most critical step here.Coming on to medications,there are still many class of drugs which can be tried for which you need to consult your neurologist.I hope it helps.