As I browsed over the Dayton Interventional Radiology website, I saw that they have a treatment option, called occipital nerve stimulation, available for people with chronic migraine. I had my spinal cord stimulator implanted there with Dr. Morar. The doctors and staffs were very friendly. So, you may want to give them a call. I hope this help.
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Originally Posted by dkcw1212
I hope that the list doesn't scare any one....
AM - 2/Welbutrine, 1/thyroxine,2/Ridilin(40 mg), Concerta, and Kelp.
PM - 1/Welbutrine, 3/Ultram, 1/2Citaplopram,Ridilin(10mg), Serequil, & Prazosin.
My PRN's are Ultram, Midrin, Promethazine, Stadol, Tordol, Viseral,( the last two are IM), Indomicine, Chyl Hydr., Oxicontin, Baclophen, and a standing order at the ER for 200mg Demeral.
I think that is it, but I don't promise it every thing today.
In the past everything from asprine and No Doze, Beta Blockers, Calcium inhibitors, Ant seizure meds, Blood pressure meds, and the list goes on!
I would appreciate any ideas that have work or alternative medicine as well.
You don't feel like you live with migraines, you are dying with them.
Thank you for any suggestions you have.
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09-04-2012, 02:33 PM
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