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What migraine preventative do you take?
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<blockquote data-quote="Star*" data-source="post: 429866" data-attributes="member: 4964"><p>I've tried ALL of them - they all made me violently ill or didn't work. So I take Topamax and Relpax. Relpax works when the Topamax doesn't. (that time of the month and the days when it was sunny for days on end) Usually people get headaches when it rains and the barometric pressure ENDS - I get it when it's SUNNY. </p><p> </p><p>Relpax is expensive but WORTH it. However you can only get a script for 6 a month. More than that I'm told and you are due for a review for a breakthrough monthly medicine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Star*, post: 429866, member: 4964"] I've tried ALL of them - they all made me violently ill or didn't work. So I take Topamax and Relpax. Relpax works when the Topamax doesn't. (that time of the month and the days when it was sunny for days on end) Usually people get headaches when it rains and the barometric pressure ENDS - I get it when it's SUNNY. Relpax is expensive but WORTH it. However you can only get a script for 6 a month. More than that I'm told and you are due for a review for a breakthrough monthly medicine. [/QUOTE]
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