Relpax vs imitrex
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Hi,
I take Imitrex for migraines when needed and they seem to work well. Once I stopped taking opiate pain meds, my migraines essentially went away; having two or three per year as opposed to per month.
Ask your physician about Imitrex and good luck in your recovery.
what country do you live in, or better yet do you have socialized health care like the U.K. and Canada vs. privatized health care like the USA has. If you live in a privatized health care country, do you have decent insurance or do you have to pay all costs out of pocket? The answer to these questions will tell me which path to pain management and resolution will be best for you based on your resources.
This is true for over-the-counter medications like Excedrin and BC powders, as well as prescription medications like Fiorinal, Midrin, and “triptans” like Imitrex, Zomig, Relpax, Frova, etc. Exactly why this occurs is unclear, but it is a well established clinical finding. Anyone who takes pain medications more than twice a week is in danger of perpetuating their headaches. Occasional usage of pain medications several times in one week is permissible, as long as it is not a regular pattern.
I'm not sure how these all interchange with eachother but I have decided my only option for the daily headaches to go away is to give the topamax atleast 6 months time to work. My doctore also gave me a RX for Imitrex when migranes come on and of course that works immediately. anyone else taking vitamins on a regular basis or prozac with topamax?
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