There are many OTC treatments available. What works for one patient or one Migraine will not necessarily work for another. It is vitally important to remember that herbs etc were nature's first medicines. They have side effects and contraindications just like prescription medicines and need to be treated with extreme caution. Always ask your doctor before beginning treatment with an OTC remedy. Unfortunately there is no cure for Migraine yet, but some things other patients have tried include:
Butterbur
Feverfew
Diluted Peppermint Oil
Magnesiuim
Riboflavin
B12
acupuncture
massage
shirodhara
neurostimulators
TENS units
surgery
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I've suffered from migraines for about 20 years now. I'm only 27, so migraines are my profession. The treatment I use is simple. HOT SAUCE! The hotter the better. one or two drops on your tongue will take a headache away within 10 seconds. Trust me i know what I'm talking about. Just try this method at least once and you'll never need medication again. Hot Sauce is a life saver.
Note: While the capsaicin found in hot sauce may relieve migraine pain for some people, it does not relieve it for everyone. If using it on your tongue does not help, there are other preparations such as nasal sprays (Sinol or Sinus Buster Headache Buster) which will directly put capsaicin onto a nerve adjacent to the nasal cavity. Capsaicin can interrupt the pain signals caused by migraine and studies have shown it to cause a 20-80% improvement in those with chronic migraine. However, it does not combat the original neurological dysfunction that causes migraines and even if capsaicin works for you to abort a migraine or increases your ability to tolerate the pain, it may be worthwhile to being taking preventative medications if you have more than two migraines a month.
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Jalebi (an Indian preparation) dipped in hot milk, try laughing with mouth shut, Pranayam (Indian breathing techniques)
Non-physician osteopaths may use manipulative therapies to treat a variety of ailments and conditions including arthritis, allergies, asthma, dizziness, carpal tunnel syndrome, menstrual pain, migraine headaches, sciatica, sinusitis, tinnitus. However, a minority of Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) (different from non-physician osteopaths) sometimes use what is called osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM) as another method to address musculoskeletal complaints.
Use lemon juice! It shouln't be used over the mouth piece or else your in for a treat!
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Yes, with sign language and or physically speaking without breathing. Both are possible.
to treat what specific symptoms?
To Treat Depression , Bipolar Disorder , sometimes for migraine .
It is used to treat dizziness, vomiting, and nausea. It is also used to treat migraine headaches
Some patients use massage as adjunct therapy for their Migraine attacks. For some it is helpful, for others it is not. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment advice, seek the help of a physician or headache specialist.
She had a severe migraine.
A good medication that people generally use for chronic headaches as well as other pains would be Aspirin. It is a good drug which will numb the pain, however, be sure to read the instructions carefully.
Naprox (naproxen sodium) can be used to treat migraine. As a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory, it works directly on the inflammation of nerves and blood vessels that are causing you so much pain during a migraine. Naproxen can also be used in helping to prevent migraines by reducing prostaglandins in the body which set up inflammation which kicks off the migraine process.
i got a migraine and it lasted for a week!
Ampicillin is a medicine. We do not treat medicines, but rather we use them as treatments for illnesses. Perhaps the question should be "Is ampecillin recommended for the treatment of green mucus?"
One use is to treat nausea and vomitting associated with migraine (thats what I use it for). Apparently it can also be used for treatment of severe nausea and vomitting caused by other treatments such as chemotherapy ect.
How can you use medicines safely
In my personal use, if the xanax is taken at the earliest moment of the onset of a migraine, I have been able to control the migraine.