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Courtney Getty
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Sometimes it can feel like the path of migraine treatment is so windy and confusing. One minute, you're on a treatment regimen, and the next, you have to add something new to your arsenal because of a new symptom showing up or a medication not working anymore! When was the last time you switched treatments or added something new to your treatment plan?
wimidwife Member
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2 years ago. Ubrelvy & Nurtec. Ubrelvy might help a little. Had a dreadful migraine with Nurtec. Both are prohibitively pricy on Medicare. I’ll stick with Sumatriptan.
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I am in my early 70'sand have had migraine issues since childhood. It wasn't until early adulthood that I became a patient of a really good Neurologist. I am still with a very good Neurologist - and we plan together. I now live approx 6 driving hours from her BUT I only see her in office in the good weather months and we skype etc in bad weather months. Over the last 2-3 years we have been trying a lot of the new stuff to try and find both preferable preventative and attack management care. Due to my current age, I feel more urgency to find things that result in as few monthly migraines as possible (I am diagnosed as Chronic Migraine - more than 15 migraines per month.) So far we have given really full trials to Aimovig - great results but my hair loss became an issue. Botox - almost a full year wasted with zero positive results. Currently Qulipta - we are up to the larger dosage BUT I need to eliminate Topiramate from my regime and that takes time. SOOO there is some frustration - just all related to the time it takes. Ubrelvey and Cambia are my attack meds - they do help alot - love them. I am seeking the best migraine health asap as my life line is kinda short. ALL are costly. I max my annual drug benefits usually by April. my Neuro. has found some compassionate help. My husband and I are fortunate that we can just "bite" some of this - but that is mainly due to considering our age and savings.
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CommunityMember2690 Member
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December 12, 2022, Botox for 8 months. Minimal effect
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This week
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