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What Causes Migraines When Diagnosed With PBC And MS?

Have Ms and now diagnosed with pbc was told that gluten free diet might be help full as well. I all I can say is have Headache/Migraines all the time and nothing taste good, and nothing workd through my system. I always need help. I exercise qi qong twice a week and walk three times a week, plenty of fluids, and vegetables
Fri, 20 Mar 2015
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Hi,
Migraine is a recurrent headache associated with nausea,vomiting or photo-phobia.
Generally it occurs at only one side of head and characterized by pulsating over head and generally not relieved by OTC analgesics.
Take OTC analgesic which suits you and take bed rest or sleep with muscle relaxant and antacid if gas trouble.Try to avoid contact with triggering factor.
If it is not relieved in-spite of taking treatment then you can see neurologist and undergo clinical examination, routine blood investigations,electroencephalogram or CT brain but only after neurologist advise.
Thanks.
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What Causes Migraines When Diagnosed With PBC And MS?

Hi, Migraine is a recurrent headache associated with nausea,vomiting or photo-phobia. Generally it occurs at only one side of head and characterized by pulsating over head and generally not relieved by OTC analgesics. Take OTC analgesic which suits you and take bed rest or sleep with muscle relaxant and antacid if gas trouble.Try to avoid contact with triggering factor. If it is not relieved in-spite of taking treatment then you can see neurologist and undergo clinical examination, routine blood investigations,electroencephalogram or CT brain but only after neurologist advise. Thanks.