Maybe not: I would have a second opinion. Migraines are difficult at times some respond very well to therapy others are resistant. See another physician preferably board certified neurologist
Answered 7/27/2014
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Not true exactly: Prednisolone is not a common migraine treatment protocol. Often times there's also a underlying dietary, or food allergy source to migraine that can be exacerbating or causing continuous, chronic issues, along with stress. So it would be good to have a food allergy panel done with complement testing to rule out this possibility. Then look at other possible triggers. You don't want to be on chronic steroid treatment.
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