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Which drugs for migraines have the least side effects?
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Good question: Answer, prescription drugs all have potential for nasty side effects, especially those that are fda approved, such as Depakote and topamax (topiramate). However, do not despair, as otc preps would better, without adverse events. Try butterbur, feverfew, co-q-10, riboflavin, and even 100% oxygen. Botox may be a choice. Ask your doctor to design a program.
Answered 6/25/2014
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