atacand for migraine

My husband is a non-responder for the treatment he had, which was Pagasys and Riboflavin. He is looking for new treatment. He has genotype 1. Anyone with info? We live close to Sacramento.

Atacand 8 mg second one : Concor 5 mg -he allready took these drugs for 3 years .. is there any side effect for long use? or making Danger on his life and health? -what about altenative ..?? is there any drugs better to advice me for than what I`ve mentioned. -how about the food, life style, he cant walk everyday or even make sports.. because the hip jiont. -finally, i`ve read about "Vinegar apples" how can use it, and when and how much? thanx alot .. really need to help.

What does her doctor say? I would follow her dr.s advice.

Hi! Did the neurologist feel an EEG was not necessary in your case? The twitching might be a muscle spasm. I was diagnosed years ago with 60 percent migraine 40 percent muscular headaches. The paper would say "intractible migraines". Intractible I found meant stubborn, hard to manage... an apt description. Sometimes I feel very tired before a migraine comes on. If you get a warning like that, they say eating something and some exercise might help stave it off.

5 hours of walking a day (to lose some weight). I have been exercising for the last 12 years straight. I had a CT Angiogram done for any Aortic disection or Aortic aneurysm, all came back clear, my aorta and all related vessels were within normal range. My cardiologist put me on Atacand as my blood pressure tended to be around 130/70, he advised me while my blood pressure wasnt excessively high, that taking Atacand would lower it a little and make my heart beat with greater efficiency.

I checked with pharmacist and he said both Metoprolol and Atacand have shortness of breath side effects and spoke again with my dr and he said I should continue for a while.... because I have been using them for 3 month now... any suggestions?

He takes Atacand, Norvasc and Bystalic for blood pressure, Zolof, Restasis for his eyes and an Excelon Patch for his memory. He is very stubborn and refuses to go to a geriatric doctor and his own doctors don't seem to know nor do they seem concerned about what's causing it.

Hi all I am 50 (will b 51 in few months), with high bp managed with Atacand plus and last visit my doc said im perimenopausal. At the end of last year my cycle missed then it came on 18th Feb and lasted till 22nd March. It then returned couple days ago and I've spent the day with horrible cramps and each evening around 6pm it's as it a tap has been turned on and I bleed profusely. I am going to my doctor first thing Monday but just wondered if anyone else has had this experience?

Listen to your doctor, for goodness sakes! You are on aspirin AND warfarin? That is usually a no-no. Warfarin is a dangerous medication with many risks.

JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS Cardiopulmonary obstructive disease (COPD), in which airflow through your lungs is decreased, MY HUSBAND IS 53 YEARS OLD AND WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A INFRARENAL AORTIC ANNEURYSM 45 WITH EXTENSIVE MURAL THROMBUS IN ABDOMENT AFTER GOING FOR A ROUTINE BLOOD TEST WICH WS NORMAL AND A URINE TEST AS HE HAS HAD MICROSOCOIC HEMATURIA BUT AS HIS RESSURE WAS HIGH THE DOCTOR CHECKED ON HIS ALBUMIN AND HE IT WS 618, AS HE HAS HYERTENSION, IT SHOULD BE BELOW 25, SO THEY DID A RENAL ULT

I went for by pss 7 weeks agoS.ince then I have been getting up between 2 and 5m every 45 mins or so to urinate. The urination is copius not dripping.My psa is fine 1,5.. I never had this problem before the surgery. My medications consist of atacan plus, catier, beta blocker and ampblpine and panadol when their is chest pain.. can any help who might have had similar condition l like those above.. Your eraly advise would be most appreciated..

I already take Efexor XP 300mg daily, Alapam 30mg daily and medication for high blood pressure, Aldomet 500mg night and morning; Atacand 16mg daily, Dapatabs 30mg daily and 1800mg Caltrate following a bone density test, Somac 2 x 40mg tablets daily for Barrett's Disease and have a yearly endoscopy. Stress factors contribute to my general feeling of unwellness. I suffer with fibromyalgia and have arthritis in the spine and knees.

I am on 25 mg atenolol that was changed from atacand in emerg for hbp. Could these be thyroid issues .??

I have a hx of migraines and recently dx'd with htn, for the past 2 weeks I have been experiencing pressure in the back of my neck, occipital area along with feeling light headed ."foolish whoozy" (I was told a few years ago that my MRI showed calcium deposits on the base of the brain). I also have fistures that occurs in the corners of my mouth periodically. Can all these symptoms be related?

Experiencing a migraine while 7 weeks pregnant and i would normally pop a migraine pill but obviously cant. Has anypne ever taken tylenol during pregnancy? I read that it is the safest thing to take but just nervous.

I am now on betaloc 100mg half a tablet / 12 hours and atacand 8mg at lunch time. my BP is average 130/80 and my HR is average 70 bpm. I still suffer from these attacks of irregular heart beats lasting fo seconds and without any other symptoms. another doctor advised me to do an upper GIT endoscopy or barium meal. I am very much confused ...

A migraine attack without the classical symptoms of aura, headache and nausea is classified as atypical migraine. A silent migraine, ocular migraine etc are all examples of atypical migraine. Generally this occurs in response to weather changes, spasm of blood vessels of the brain, insufficient sleep, motion sickness and exposure to bright lights. Hope this helps. I think you should discuss these possibilities with your doctor. It is difficult to comment beyond this without examining.

Beta Blockers are one class of migraine medication. I currently take a Beta Blocker for my migraines as well, called Nadolol, which is different than Inderal. A different Beta Blocker may provide the same relief that the Inderal used to provide you. The other two classes of daily preventative medications are antidepressants and anticonvulsants. It would be worth trying the class of medication that you have yet to try.

My question is, are my current symptoms really migraine aura? They last for only a few seconds, while migraine auras always last for at least 15 minutes.

If it lasts for more than 4 hours it could be chronic tension headache, chronic migraine or altered migraine or hemicranias continua. The CDH could also be secondary to trauma, raised intracranial hypertension, high blood pressure, cervical disorders like pinched nerves, temporal arteritis etc. I think you should discuss these possibilities with your doctor. It is difficult to comment beyond this without examining. A comprehensive investigation is required keeping all the points in mind.

I have it too and I suffered really bad migraines as a kid. During my teenage, they just disappeared. I do have a slightly heavy head ever since the static has come (a month) but I don't know what caused which. I probably had some weird abnormality in my brain that was triggered after I used some eye drops and they caused an allergic reaction. My eyesight has also gotten slightly weak after this. In your case, I would say it's either optic neuritis i.e.

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