Here is to your new, migraine-free life. May it be joyous.

I want other migraine sufferers to know that I found help. WTF are you on about?

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and I shared my story because I know that there are other migraine sufferers on DU. I’m hoping that others can find relief for a debilitating disease.

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I’m putting you on ignore since it’s obvious that you are here to disrupt while I’m sharing my story so that others might find some help. Have a nice day. Or not.

but the trials were compelling and support this kind of outcome.

Collectively it seems promising for those with migraines who have struggled to find relief.

stop doing all that and the migraines will go away without a prescription.

You can eat all the things you like once in a while, but not on a daily basis. I have suffered from migraines all my life, a friend told me to stop drinking coffee, I did and the migraines were less, then I got into a diet that eliminates bread completely, reduces the sugar intake by at least 90% and now they are gone, it is all natural.

Another thing I do, which may sound yacky to many people is to make myself "Garlic Tea" every morning as soon as I wake up, with REAL ORGANIC GARLIC. You need at least four teeth of garlic, placed them in a pan and boil the garlic, then I mix it with two small limes (non GMO, the ones that do have seeds), add one tea-spoon of honey to sweeten it a little bit, and drink it hot in the morning with an empty stomach.

By the way, if you can find "Key Limes", get them. They are small by they pack a lot of juice, and that is all you need.

It has lowered my blood pressure so I don't need prescription which a Dr. wanted to give me for the rest of my life.

For those of you who may say "I love garlic but I cannot eat it because it hits my stomach hard." This is the trick which I learned from a French chef:
After you peel the tooth of garlic, cut it in half along the length of the tooth, this will show a vein on each half. Take the vein out, that is where the acid that hurts your stomach is, and that is it, you can eat garlic every day (and you should, it boosts your immune system), with all kinds of food.

If you prefer the prescription and it works, then great. I just try to avoid prescriptions, but that is my preference.

And most of those are NOT recognized as migraine triggers.

When mine were at their peak (and I was commuting sixty miles each way for work)--I can't tell you how horrific were the episodes of having to pull over to vomit or to spend a few hours-- if I was experiencing any vertigo-- before trying again. I never had auras and thus not a lot of warning, but I could "taste" something that signaled a chemical change a few minutes before each began.

My migraines were mostly hormonal, but damn if rapid barometric pressure changes did not induce them or worsen the ones I had even more.

I'm very pleased that you are finding some relief. I now have to wonder if it will impact some of those whose long-haul COVID symptoms have included new or recurring migraine.

migraine-like pain. On top of all the other ways that covid affects the body, the last thing any of them need is migraine.

It actually gets between the nerve and muscle.

Funny how everything you describe I do for just very mild headaches.I can always take Tylenol.... I'm allergic to aspirin... To stop the pain but I use it as a last resort because of the damage it can do to your liver.

My mother had migraines and they went away after she went through menopause. I'm glad I didn't inherit them. My little sister got migraines after she went through menopause, though they aren't as bad as my mother's were, and they have subsided in the last few years.

Glad you found something that works.

my paternal grandmother, yet I’m the only one amongst my siblings to get them. I’m very thankful that my daughter didn’t inherit them.

As a person who knows auras and migraines, I can’t imagine 5 a week. Holy hell. Even two a week is horrific. I am now considering myself lucky for only having 1 or 2 a month. Fortunately for me they have tapered off as I have aged. I’m glad you found relief!

During my lifetime, multiple women who are older than me told me that their migraine problems went away with menopause, or at least got better. So I was kind of looking forward to menopause.

But mine became significantly worse with the onset of menopause. Prior to that, I had a few a month. It wasn't fun but it was tolerable.

When menopause went into full swing, the migraines exploded. I keep a calendar of migraine information and during the worst period (in 2014) I experienced 87 migraines during one month. I would often get one on one side of my head, try to treat it with medication, only to have another one start on the other side of my head.

There were times during the worst period when I thought that suicide might be the answer. I was on several types of preventive and abortive migraine medications and none of it was helping. And the side effects form all the drugs! Oy!

I was doing some research years ago funded by Merck on their version of the drug, telcagepant, which did not make it though phase 3 because of some liver enzyme issues. The drug worked in our research model, but Merck quit working on it. I'm glad to see that it's back. It's an oral CGRP inhibitor.

…- hole in the heart. Just read an informative post about this yesterday on DailyKos. It’s worth a read!


https://www.dailykos.com/story/2022/1/19/2074772/-Ever-heard-of-a-PFO-No-Ever-get-migraines-If-so-please-read-this