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s for the OTC causing rebounds I had more problems with the prescription drugs causing rebounds than the Midol
Yep, prescription drugs can cause rebounds. the first med I was on...stupid med, no migraines, just daily headaches...
You are going to have to find out what your triggers are and what treatment works best for you.
That's if it's migraines, which the do should have been able to tell you...
do other types of headaches have triggers?
if it is migrains, there's a good book on triggers and such.
My job I cant afford to have a migraine and cant take meds that make me "dummy".
None of my meds that the doc gave made me dummy. (I once took something I thought was might, got that was horrible, I was speedy for over 24hours, couldn’t sit still, couldn’t think, I’d bounce from one thing to another, then I’d be down, then up, then down, then up. Ugh, horrible stuff.) I had to have something that wouldn't keep me awake or put me to sleep and since I was in school, I had to be able to think. However, I react well to codeine, others don't. I took a pill a climbed a gorge...it puts some to sleep. Fioricet with codeine worked wonders for me. I also had barbiturate that was for lesser headaches. Then a preventive I took nightly. The preventive did wonders.
Also, caffeine (if you don't drink a lot) will help migraines. Coffee. Once in high school, my mom made me drink a cup, I hated coffee but I did it. Caffeine thins the blood, which helps. BUT some people get jumpy on caffeine. In grad school, caffeine wouldn't work because I drank so much of it. On the other hand, if I went without my morning cup, I would get a killer one, and the pain would go away as I drank a cup. Coffee is more addicting than drugs or alcohol (for me anyway and in my family…mom and grandma are addicted to coffee).
Yep, prescription drugs can cause rebounds. the first med I was on...stupid med, no migraines, just daily headaches...
You are going to have to find out what your triggers are and what treatment works best for you.
That's if it's migraines, which the do should have been able to tell you...
do other types of headaches have triggers?
if it is migrains, there's a good book on triggers and such.
My job I cant afford to have a migraine and cant take meds that make me "dummy".
None of my meds that the doc gave made me dummy. (I once took something I thought was might, got that was horrible, I was speedy for over 24hours, couldn’t sit still, couldn’t think, I’d bounce from one thing to another, then I’d be down, then up, then down, then up. Ugh, horrible stuff.) I had to have something that wouldn't keep me awake or put me to sleep and since I was in school, I had to be able to think. However, I react well to codeine, others don't. I took a pill a climbed a gorge...it puts some to sleep. Fioricet with codeine worked wonders for me. I also had barbiturate that was for lesser headaches. Then a preventive I took nightly. The preventive did wonders.
Also, caffeine (if you don't drink a lot) will help migraines. Coffee. Once in high school, my mom made me drink a cup, I hated coffee but I did it. Caffeine thins the blood, which helps. BUT some people get jumpy on caffeine. In grad school, caffeine wouldn't work because I drank so much of it. On the other hand, if I went without my morning cup, I would get a killer one, and the pain would go away as I drank a cup. Coffee is more addicting than drugs or alcohol (for me anyway and in my family…mom and grandma are addicted to coffee).