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What can the emergency room do to help relieve my migriane?
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Non-oral treatment: The most typical reason to seek attention for a migraine headache in the er is when one is vomiting and can not keep their oral medications down. They can offer injection treatment which the patient may not have available at home.
Answered 7/4/2012
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