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Old 06-01-2012, 11:37 AM #1
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Default Celiac and headache meds: advice?
My daughter was diagnosed with celiac last September. Her PCS headaches are 24/7 and it has been 16 months. Now that her celiac is under control, we need to start trying some meds for her constant "migraine."

Does anyone have celiac and can they tell me about not only gluten free meds, but meds that don't hurt her intestines, or cause more disturbing nightmares and neuro symptoms?

Thank you!
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