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Old 02-19-2011, 08:45 AM #1
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Default pain meds for headache or migraine meds?

I have tried Fioricet (aceteminaphin, caffeine and sm amount of sedative) which is pain relief....(works a bit) but have been told that migraine meds work better. I have a sample for Maxalt 10.

what have you guys tried and works??

I know my symptoms come from stimulation overload (which happens quickly for me)
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