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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Minnesota, USA
Posts: 231
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Minnesota, USA
Posts: 231
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I used Maxalt for a while, which worked well for the most part. But, it really isn't meant to be used more than once a week. I was recently switched to an anti-epileptic med, which is also very effective as a daily anti-migraine med. Topamax is the medication.
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Shez
In March 2006, I had a partial left temporal lobectomy to remove my seizure focus. It worked well to control complex partial seizures, but left me hyper-sensitive to light and sound. Migraine headaches increased in severity as well as frequency.
In March 2007, I slipped on the ice and fell upon the left side of my head. The effects were mild TBI, a moderate concussion. The TBI effects increased light and sound sensitivity further, as well as migraine headaches. Seizure disorder got shaken up, requiring new medications to control complex partial seizures.
The long-term effects of these brain issues are very poor short-term memory; difficulty regulating emotions; major depression; anxiety; easily overwhelmed; word-finding difficulty as well as mixing up my words (but not recognizing my mistakes) and an extremely difficult time with decision-making. I also got divorced and am the secondary co-parent of our two daughters. That was a huge blow to me!
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