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I have been to 2 doctors erhom have given me pain meds and migraine tablets, none of the medication is working. both doctors advised that i go see a gynae and go off my pill - yasmin. i'm still getting really bad migraines and i need help?
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Birth control pills,: such as yours may be making the headache worse, and also increase risk of stroke, in some patients. A non estrogen, progesterone only birth control might be better and safer.
Answered 12/31/2019
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