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Suggest Medication For Persistent Migraine With Headache

i am 34 yrs female, married, i have a migraine head ace problem since 2002. 15 days back i had a migraine attack and after that i have lost my memory after 2007 feb. is this possible? i had consulted Dr. regarding this. I have done MRI and MRV as well, MRI is normal but MRV is said to be left transverse sinus is hypoplastic. plz let me know the meaning of this and suggest me what should i do.
Wed, 17 Dec 2014
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thanks for asking HCM
I read your query and understand your consern
First you don't have reason to worry to much as you are suffering symptoms of chronic headache which is fully treatable
As MRI is normal it means that your brain has no damages but there is a physiological abnormality (sinus transverse hipoplastic) which isn't a desease
In my opinion you should use a combination of daily treatment (such as amitryptilin or propanolol or depachine ) and NSAID for some days (ibuprofen)
Discuss with your neurologist about my opinion
I think you will be fine after starting treatment
Wish you all the best
Stay healthy
Regards
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Suggest Medication For Persistent Migraine With Headache

Hi thanks for asking HCM I read your query and understand your consern First you don t have reason to worry to much as you are suffering symptoms of chronic headache which is fully treatable As MRI is normal it means that your brain has no damages but there is a physiological abnormality (sinus transverse hipoplastic) which isn t a desease In my opinion you should use a combination of daily treatment (such as amitryptilin or propanolol or depachine ) and NSAID for some days (ibuprofen) Discuss with your neurologist about my opinion I think you will be fine after starting treatment Wish you all the best Stay healthy Regards