Migraine Fear

Waiting for my left side to stroke out. I never know when it's going to happen.

That is scary. Do you go to the ER a lot? Has your neurologist also expressed a worry about this? I hope you have good people around you to check in and a plan that helps you feel cared for. -Melissa, team member

gloria… at 86 years old I am able to word off some of my migraines by the use of and the trip changed, which were not available when I was working at those times I frequently had to go to the ER after vomiting continuously hour after hour. I no longer vomit. I do get nauseous but do not throw up any longer because the trip to a meal and sometimes sleeping on a triptan knowing that a headache is coming on will knock it out. I suggest trying to get the Vyepti Infusion, which is given once every three months. I also take Noratriptan 2.5 mg and can sometimes get relief before the headache becomes awful

I have read that Nurtec, another placebo trial medication taken daily has proven effective in trial tests but my insurance company would not approve it. It is an expensive medication and I cannot afford to buy it myself.

My migraines began at age 22. I can’t really travel because of the change in the barometric pressure. My neurologist tells me this is quite common. When there is a front coming in the weather, ( going to rain) I have to prepare for a headache, which is inevitable two days ahead of a weather change.

Popcorn is very bad for migraine sufferers. I do have problems with too much sugar. As I am older now, 86, as I mentioned, sugar has become more of a problem relating to my migraines. I cannot handle chocolate either. I hope this helps all to suffer. Gloria Fenton.

I have Hemiplegic Migraines and can't use any triptans. I've had mini strokes numerous times on triptans. On Aimevig now.

thats the truth have one now its horrible

i dtg pay no attention to nobody know more