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Old 05-15-2007, 11:48 AM #1
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Default What totally takes your migraines away?
Does anyone here have a medication that totally takes their migraines away?

Imitrex worked for me for a short time. Then my dr. started me on Cymbalta for my migraines. It takes about 50% of the headache away. What I have is a continuous headache, triggered by my reflex sympathetic dystrophy in my face area/ head- that never goes away. The cymbalta has worked the best overall, and I am still on it (30 mg)...

So, what has helped you?

Thanks!
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