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Postpartum headache
Hello doc,
I have delivered a healthy baby boy 5 months back via csection. I always used to get migrane headaches before my periods(when not pregnant) and I used to treat them with "vasograin". While I was pregnant magically the migrane stopped completely.
Now after delivery getting those headache back and even more worse. Can I take vasograin while breastfeeding.? (Other simple headache medicine are not working)?
If not what should I take , the headache are more frequent and I have not got my periods back.. please help
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hi this is the beauty of pregnancy any patient who has got migraine or any kind of headache usually gets better during pregnancy because of the hormones thank them.
post pregnancy the hormones gets dropdown that's why you do not have the resistance to getting headache try to avoid the stimulated factors of migraine and contact a neurologist
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Dr. Amishrita Chintawar
Infertility Specialist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Vasograin is not safe is breastfeeding.
You can use tab Acton OR..it has high dose paracetamol and helps with headache.
While you are breastfeeding your period might be irregular and sometimes absent..don't worry about that.
But make sure you are using some form of contraception..either condom or copper T as some patients conceive in the absence of period also.
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Dr. Dhivya R
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
Dolo650 you can take
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