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Suggest Treatment For Severe Head Aches Along With Fibromyalgia
I have severe head aches along with fibromyalgia I took oxycodone 10 mg and change to hydrocodone 10-325 yellow pill I have memory loss would an MRI of the brain be able to pin pointe what or why this is happening to me. I am 49 yrs old I am not able to function as I use to. Please help!
Thu, 11 May 2017
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I can certainly understand your concern worry about your headache .I would suggest you to take Tryptomer which works for both headache and fibromyalgia., Which have pain in 9 pressure points ie around back of neck, above scapula, etc.There is nothing to worry about your headache , I would like to advise you to stop taking oxycodone and hydrocodone as those are opioids , so you can try with Tryptomer which is an antidepressant and works better in headache. You have mentioned that you are having memory problem..It needs to be evaluated thoroughly before starting donepezil, cholinesterase inhibitor that works for memory problems...So I would advise you to consult your psychiatrist.
Post your further questions if any, I will available to take up your follow up questions
Thank you
Welcome to Health Care Magic
I can certainly understand your concern worry about your headache .I would suggest you to take Tryptomer which works for both headache and fibromyalgia., Which have pain in 9 pressure points ie around back of neck, above scapula, etc.There is nothing to worry about your headache , I would like to advise you to stop taking oxycodone and hydrocodone as those are opioids , so you can try with Tryptomer which is an antidepressant and works better in headache. You have mentioned that you are having memory problem..It needs to be evaluated thoroughly before starting donepezil, cholinesterase inhibitor that works for memory problems...So I would advise you to consult your psychiatrist.
Post your further questions if any, I will available to take up your follow up questions
Thank you
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