Chronic Migraine
I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2002 and started having migraine symptoms. Earlier this year my neuro prescribed qulipta which has cut my migraines in half. Instead of migraines on a daily basis I have between 10-15 which are manageable with an otc migraine medication. I also use triptans for the ones that don’t respond well to the otc med. In the past my migraine would keep me in bed for 2-3 days along with nausea and vomiting. It was awful. I hope this helps someone.
Hello
- Your openness in sharing your journey and the specific medications that have worked for you may indeed be helpful for others who are dealing with similar challenges. Thank you for sharing your understanding with managing migraines, especially in the context of your diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. Individuals facing chronic conditions like migraines and Multiple Sclerosis need to find effective treatments and strategies that improve their quality of life. It's encouraging to hear that Qulipta has made a positive impact on reducing the frequency of your migraines, allowing you to manage them more effectively with over-the-counter medication and triptans. We wish you well and hope that your holiday season is a safe and enjoyable occasion. Warmly - Rebecca (community moderator)
