Tablet addiction prescribed for migrain

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My wife suffering headache due to migraines One neuro physician priscribed 1.propranolol sustained release 20 mg 2.divolproex extended release 500 mg But if she missed single dose of first tablet she face chest pain and uneasiness. Please advise this tablets are addictive or can be stop after some time period.

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Dr. Kunal Jadhav Geriatric Neurologist 18 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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no addiction it will subside slowly

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