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I get terrible weather related(barometric pressure) migraines. is there any non-drug way to get relief?
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Oxygen therapy: plus progressive relaxation/meditation: check out head space app for mobile and PC, Ask your physician for a hand held cannister of O2. Practice meditation for 10 min. twice daily.
Answered 9/14/2018
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