I have had migraine headaches for 9-10 years and am currently taking Sibelium 10 mg and Inderal LA 20. Initially, there was a response, but now I experience frequent headaches almost daily or 2-3 times a week. | Apollo Pharmacy

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I have had migraine headaches for 9-10 years and am currently taking Sibelium 10 mg and Inderal LA 20. Initially, there was a response, but now I experience frequent headaches almost daily or 2-3 times a week.

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I have had migraine headaches for 9-10 years and am currently taking Sibelium 10 mg and Inderal LA 20. Initially, there was a response, but now I experience frequent headaches almost daily or 2-3 times a week.

Asked by Male, 47 · 6 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

6 months ago

If your migraine has become more frequent despite Sibelium and Inderal LA, it may indicate treatment resistance or a need for adjustment. You should consult your doctor to review your therapy and explore alternative options.

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Review Current Medications
- Consult your healthcare provider to reassess the effectiveness of Sibelium and Inderal LA, as your headache frequency has increased.
Identify Potential Causes
- Consider medication overuse, tolerance, or new migraine triggers as possible reasons for increased headaches.
Diagnostic Evaluation
- Keep a headache diary and discuss it with your doctor. Consider imaging or tests to rule out secondary causes.
Adjust Treatment Plan
- Explore options like changing medications, trying CGRP inhibitors, or incorporating non-drug therapies.
Manage Lifestyle and Triggers
- Focus on identifying triggers, managing stress, maintaining good sleep hygiene, and dietary adjustments.
Consult a Specialist
- If not already done, see a neurologist or headache specialist for advanced management.
Regular Monitoring
- Schedule follow-ups to evaluate treatment effectiveness and make necessary adjustments.

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