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My husband has awful migraines and nothing seems to help. what do you recommend?
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Migraine prevention: Prescription meds to break up pattern include Depakote, topirimate, naproxen, Beta blockers, calcium channel blockers. But OTC items work well including magnesium, riboflavin, Co-Q10, butterbur, feverfew. And benefit can occur with acupuncture, Botox, and biofeedback.
Answered 11/1/2014
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