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My migraine has become severe the last few days. It's summer and I don't if it has something to do with my increased frequency. If you could give me some quick relief measures it would be great. I have started taking migrainil ec Mint tea does help to some extent
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Try avoiding processes foods. Also, flunarizine 5 mgs at night might help.
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Continue with what works for you/has been prescribed to you. In addition you can take Tab Naprosyn D 500 mg twice daily to ride over the acute crisis. Avoid direct sunlight (would be probably easy in this lockdown)
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Hello, Migraine headaches become worse in summers to a few. While Migranil EC is a good one there are a few other effective options. Identifying triggers is the key in preventing headaches. A detailed history about onset, duration, frequency and triggers would help in formulating a long term plan
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Identify and avoid triggers...!!!
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Migraine is a genetic problem which causes episodic headaches. Every patient has their own triggers and maintaining a headache log is one of the most important thing a patient with migraine can do. It helps him or her to keep track of the triggers and frequency and intensity of headache. SOS over the counter Painkillers, rest, deep breathing exercises might help you. But if your headache is persistent then you would have consult a neurologist for proper evaluation and management.
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Any increasing or persistent headache is red flag and you should consult your healthcare provider regarding the same.
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