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A member asked:
Im 10 weeks pregnant is there nothin i can take beside tynola i have a migraine / headache ?
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Metoclopramide: Usually in 1st trimester, tylenol and metoclopramide are the only options. However if your migraine are frequent then migraine preventive meds are available as well with mild risk to featus. If you want to discuss more, I can be available for consult.
Answered 8/5/2018
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