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My neuro is 1of the best in my area, but says we r runnin out of options 2control my migranes.no local ha specialists. what other type of md can i see?
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Butterbur: And riboflavin 400mg daily are alternative treatments to try before changing doctors. Pain specialists can be helpful and Botox can be considered.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Pain management Dr.: Some physicians are using neuromodulation techniques to treat chronic migraines. You can check with one of the major companies that manufacture the devices (medtronics, st. Jude medical) to see who is doing the procedures in your area. You can also ask your neurologist?
Answered 12/10/2013
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