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Is Pressure In The Head Associated With Nausea A Symptom Of Migraine?
My husband was diagnosed 8 years ago with migraines. Prescribed Naproxen. There is NO PAIN associated with the spells . A pressure comes over his head like fog rolling in-for just 30 seconds or less he feels disassociated-pressure goes away and he is nauseous sometimes to the point of vomiting This may happen 4 times in one day and then not for a month or more. They are more weekly at this point. Do you think this is migraines?
Tue, 30 Jan 2018
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Unilateral headache with throbbing nature and with nausea suggest towards migraine.
Naproxen drug prescribed for that.
If headache more during attack than rizatriptan drug prescribed for that.
For repeated migraine attack amitryptillin can be prescribed as prophylaxis
Consult psychiatrist for examination and discuss your case
Hope your concern solved
Unilateral headache with throbbing nature and with nausea suggest towards migraine.
Naproxen drug prescribed for that.
If headache more during attack than rizatriptan drug prescribed for that.
For repeated migraine attack amitryptillin can be prescribed as prophylaxis
Consult psychiatrist for examination and discuss your case
Hope your concern solved
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