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I have wolff-parkinson-white syndrome... i suffer from chronic migraines. would gabapentin be a safe choice?
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Migraine: To answer that question lots more information is necessary. This kind of question should be posed to the physicians who know you and the details of your problems. Generally a beta blocker(propranolol)is effective for decreasing migraine frequency and severity. There are many factors which go into these recommendations.
Answered 9/28/2016
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