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  5. I have severe migraines with two attacks a week. Only Headset Tablet provides temporary relief, but the pain is intense on the right side, starting from my eyebrow. I cannot tolerate light or noise, and only complete silence helps. I have tried Migarex Tablet, Restyl 0.5 mg Tablet, Flunarin 10 Tablet, and Dayo OD 500 Tablet without improvement. Please suggest a permanent solution.

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I have severe migraines with two attacks a week. Only Headset Tablet provides temporary relief, but the pain is intense on the right side, starting from my eyebrow. I cannot tolerate light or noise, and only complete silence helps. I have tried Migarex Tablet, Restyl 0.5 mg Tablet, Flunarin 10 Tablet, and Dayo OD 500 Tablet without improvement. Please suggest a permanent solution.

Asked by Male, 45 · 2 months ago

Dr S Aneela

Dr S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

2 months ago

You may have chronic migraine, and your current medications may not be sufficient to treat it. You should consult your doctor about advanced treatment options, such as Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) injections or CGRP-targeted monoclonal antibodies (Erenumab or Fremanezumab). These treatments are specifically designed for chronic migraine sufferers to significantly reduce the frequency and intensity of attacks when standard medications fail.
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  1. Understanding Your Migraine Pattern

    • Your migraines are frequent and severe, with right-sided pain and sensitivity to light and noise.

  2. Current Medication Review

    • Sumatriptan and Naproxen provide temporary relief. Other medications like Flunarizine and Divalproex Sodium have not been effective.

  3. Diagnostic Evaluation

    • Consult a neurologist for a thorough evaluation. Consider imaging like MRI if necessary.

  4. Preventive Treatment Options

    • Explore beta-blockers (e.g., propranolol), calcium channel blockers, or CGRP inhibitors. Consider lifestyle changes and stress management.

  5. Advanced Therapies

    • Botox injections and neuromodulation devices may be options for chronic migraine.

  6. Multidisciplinary Approach

    • Engage with headache specialists and neurologists for tailored treatment plans. Regular follow-up is crucial.

  7. When to Seek Immediate Medical Attention

    • Seek urgent care if you experience new or worsening symptoms.

Answered 2 months ago

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