Migraines

December 29, 2008

I have migraines all the time.  I get 5-10/mo… usually seven or eight.  I’ve never known anybody who has them like I do, but I just found somebody who did!  

I sent out an office-wide email asking for Imitrex the other day, and Georgie responded that while she didn’t have any, she understands migraines.  Then proceeded to tell her story, with is very much like mine.  

Her migraines eventually stopped when she went through menopause.  I tell this to people, and I’m excited, and they don’t think I should be b/c it means I’ll have migraines for the next forever.  

I’ve been worried, though, about the amount of Imitrex I take, about the number of migraines I get…  Georgie took all that Imitrex and she’s fine.  And eventually the migraines stopped.  

I’m pretty happy about it.  I think I’m going to see if my doc will proscribe some birth control pills… maybe that would temper them even further.  I take a beta blocker for my Marfan Syndrome, and it’s a migraine preventative anyway, so he raised my dose to see if that would help.  I still have them.  Am having one right now, as a matter of fact.  Sucky.

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3 Responses to “Migraines”

  1. Karen Joy Says:

    Umm… not to beat a dead horse, and not that a gluten-free diet is the answer to everything. But it can be an answer to migraines. I never had them as often as you, but mine totally stopped when I went gluten-free. http://www.google.com/search?q=migraines+%22gluten+free+diet%22

  2. Gayle Says:

    Geez, I’d rather wait ’till menopause! hee-hee-hee!

  3. Gayle Says:

    And isn’t there some way to have comments show on the blog like a blog entry or something? Without having to hit the little blue “comment” thingy at the bottom?


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