Migraine treatment

2018-07-16 01:44:33
It's my 5th year for migraine now. Was under medication for last 3n half years but then have stopped suddenly since I was feeling little better. However, since last 2 months it has started again and on a regular basis now. I don't remember the medicines that I was taking. Need help!
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You should consult a psychiatrist for the required medication and along with that refer to a clinical psychologist for treating the frequent migraine by mode of therapy and counseling.
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You can contact me through practo, and book an appointment. Or you can reach out to any clinical psychologist near you.
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Try and observe the incidences before you get migraine. It might help you understand your triggers for the Same.

Answered2018-07-16 06:03:53

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Hello Friend, Good that you are seeking a help here. You have options. Consult a psychiatrist who can recommend the medication for the migraine. Other options is; Just be aware that medicine are just one part of any psychic treatments. In parallel you need to follow certain non medicine treatment plan like changes in your lifestyle routines, excersise, dietary changes, self therapies etc to get permanent cure. Without any of these efforts, problems will reoccur. Better explore a non medicinal treatment plan with a consultation of a psychologists.
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Feel free to reach me directly or online for further evaluation and recommendation.

Answered2018-07-16 03:25:59

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Medical intervention is required with psychotherapy. Migraine is a psychosomatic disorder which manifests itself as Head ache. Please take required help
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Contact me for further assistance

Answered2018-07-16 13:30:24

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U can take naxdom 250 mg when you start headache and can be on amitriptyline 25mg daily
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start on these medications,if need contact me

Answered2018-07-16 12:04:07

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Hello You need to consult a psychiatrist for medications and further management of your migraine

Answered2018-07-16 05:42:27

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I suggest you to consult a psychologist to understand the reason behind this and cone up with a solution.

Answered2018-07-16 01:59:45

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