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Thank-you ! : ) Do you have a Video on ''Vestibular Migraines'' ?

Thank you for this information and I truly appreciate you making this video. God bless you too!

THIS MAY HELP SOME PEOPLE I'm 54. April 2, 2023 I had my first aura (without headache). Since then I've had 4-5 episodes per month (41 in total); sometimes twice in one day. I had an MRI and a visit to an Ophthalmologist; everything was fine. On April 11, 2024 I had a very unusual episode- a scary one. The entire field of vision was moving left to right and back again- bouncing side to side. It lasted a few hours and then it resolved. It never reoccurred but it scared me. I wanted to see if there was anything I could do to stop the aura so I made some changes: I was taking a blood thinner (Xarelto 10mg) and multivitamins/supplements (one-a-day vitamin, fish oil, saw palmeto, vitamin D tablet- nothing strange)- taken on the same day. I decided to both space them out and separate them. I now take the blood thinner on Monday, Wednesday, Friday afternoon and Sunday morning. I take the vitamins Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I initiated this spacing on April 20. My last aura was on May 23. I haven't had an aura in 78 days and counting! I'm not sure if I was taking too many blood thinners, too many multivitamins, or it was the interaction between the two. I did read later that multivitamins, while being useless can also interact with medication. I no longer take that multivitamin tablet at all now. No one told me that auras could be caused by the interaction of medications/vitamins. I hope this helps some people!

Great video! although it was very hard to hear :(

It's allegedly disrupts the sleep cycles

I've never had migraines in my life but developed them with one massive migraine that just never went away. I went straight to the ER. The headaches come and go but the aura is constant. I'm at a year now. I've had an MRI, an MRA, and several CTs. It's kinda interesting 🤔

Thank-you, very interesting ! ... I learned quite a bit, Much Appreciated : ) Sincerely, Cindy I have subbed.

After having serious headache for 3 months and consuming Tylenols, my primary care prescribed Ubrelvy . It works like magic . Almost no side effects. But, after having only 2 refills , my insurence (BCBS texas) denies refill. they said only a specialist can prescribe Ubrelvy. And my primary care is not a specialist. Any suggestion how can I get Ubrelvy real quick? I am having headche almonst every other day. Thank s

The last 10 years I had a standard migraine with auras from time to time. 2 months ago I noticed that I see aura effect when I rub my eyes, or when I stand up from the bed or chair. It lasts a few seconds but it was something new. My ophtolmologist found a little hole in the retina and reccomended a laser correction. After the procedure a little aura spot is staying 6 days already. It is in the peripherial zone of the vision. Can you help me with some advise? During the lazer procedure I was feeling very, very bad. Can't stend the light.

Any side effects?

how can we prevent or relieve the migraine?

I’m currently taking 50mg sometimes it just melts my headache away in minutes sometimes it wouldn’t do anything. It’s been a few weeks now.

Sir my head pains in the neck whole reching the orgasm what to do?

Is this effective for prevention of vestibular migraine?

I think this is exactly right. I have all of those triggers, except for the alcohol. I can get a migraine from slightly less sleep, from oversleeping, from caffeine withdrawal, from sunlight, etc. I always seem to get migraines on the weekends. Another trigger for me is if I exercise and my heart rate gets above 85% of my max heart rate.

Love your videos ❤

Does nurtec work for vestibular migraine?

Ocular migraines transitioned to a one time TGA….definitely a connection…

Good but at the cost of severe side-effects. How to manage the side effects?

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I have a severe persistent aura with constant trouble processing information and a severe sensitivity to light. I’ve had an mri and had my eyes checked. My neurologist is clueless and idk what to do. What are my options? I can’t work and I can barely do anything without getting severe nausea and an insane headache

I wanted to watch this so bad but the audio is so unbearably low

Do you have more info? I am taking this for migraines after a car wreck I had a bad concussion. Over 2 months later still getting headaches. My doctor put me on this. My headache is less, but still there. 😞 I have only been taking this a week. She said to let her know after a month if it’s not working. It’s also making me so tired all day. I don’t feel awake. It’s not good, but better than my headache.

Hello. Does this work for vestibular migraine?

Does Nurtec help with vestibular migraine?

Does it work as a preventative for vestibular migraine?

Ugh Amytriptyline! My doctor prescribed it for nerve pain that's troublesome at night. I could hardly drag myself around the next day - it made me feel positively depressed. I was only on the 10mg dose. Stuck it for 7 days and simply had to stop. After 24 hrs I came alive again.

I take Rizatriptan as needed for headache’s and Quilipta on a daily basis for headache’s.

Thank you. Interesting subject. Used triptans 3-4 times a week for over a decade and it is hard to know how much of the damage you can feel in the body is because of the migraine and how much is because of the triptans. One thing is for sure, I would not have made it this far without them. Hopefully this video will help others feel less frightened

Sort of like sunburn but kind of like pins and needles too. Migraine yesterday- allodynia in my scalp, feet, hands, back of legs today. Cold and touch makes it worse.

I tried amatriptaline for my migraines but I would wake up with crushing chest pains so I stopped taking it and I was only taking 10mg the smallest dose

How long does it last? How often does it need to be repeated? Someone says it only lasts 4 days.

Ok good 👍

I sure hope it works

I’m now on 50mg but still yet to see any benefits of it

I had this when I was a child, I never talked about it or told anyone, episodes usually happened when I was tired and going to bed. My fingers would appear and feel large, and the room would stretch out, the episodes didn’t last very long and ceased completely by the age of ten. I’ve had a couple of visual migraines as a younger adult, but that’s it. Alice’s story is certainly similar!!

Unfortunately this device did not work for me. It made my clusters worse.

Thx! My first day to take it for migraines.

Can it cause high blood pressure?

They do make 5mg.

So helpful. Ive had these for a few years a few times a year and what you shared makes so much sense

Confusional migraine since i was 13. Im now turning 30 soon. I get aura, nausea, disoriented, incoherent, etc. I used to go hospital as a kid. When i got older my partner helps me at home. I saw Dr Webster at Westmead. Long term medications are placebo after seeing my last neurologist. Botox doesnt work, triptans dont work, i just take maxalon & mersyndol. But the confusion, falling over, incoherent, loosing ability to even do basic motor functions is a real problem. And screaming in pain isnt good for neighbours. . Lol... please help

It made me sleep way too much. I was given it for my neck and back pain.

Kk thanks didn't know

Great as always and at a good time. I'm thinking about starting with Topiramat again. Arovy has given me new energy to experiment and I belive my migraine is from over-stimulation. When I force myself to only do one thing at the time (no radio while cooking or driving, no smartphone use in front of the TV and so on) my migraine disappears. But since we are so used to stimulation in these times its hard to not feel ineffective with those rules and that's an other kind of stress. If my theory is correct (after 15 years of chronical migraine and experiments...) I could very well see that Amitriptyline makes people relax, hence be less stimulated and get better. Medication is a crutch and most of us probably need to find changes in our lifestyles to support a healthier life. Not always easy when you are fighting migraine but all we can do is try.

I alternate it with other drugs for fibromyalgia insomnia. I find 50 mg too little, can't sleep, and 75 mg too much - very groggy and zombie like next day. Dry mouth. Last night, I took my other alternate, 2 Tranquipams and 2 Brazapams, and still could not sleep after four hours so chased it with a Trepilene. Did the job, but was very tired this morning. Taking medication seems to be a fine balancing act, if I have to be up early and alert the next morning, i have to take less, even if it means little or no sleep.

I have cramps all over my body. The doctor prescribed this treatment and soon I have been using it for two weeks or days and I have not seen any benefit. Please clarify this matter, Doctor.

1st comment! Hello Doc, I am currently on Qulipta 60mg in the mornings as a preventative, but it gives me smelly tarry black stools which is NOT cool or fun at all and I really don't like that and can't deal with it very well. Rizatriptan 10mg ODT after I feel one coming on and or it is an emergency, but my insurance, and I have great insurance, only gives me 10 a month, one of my providers said it can cause "brain bleeds" so I don't like it either, and it can make my knees hurt sometimes. Fioricet 200-60-40, when I sort of feel one coming on but it isn't an emergency yet, this seems to work, but it really works best if I lay down and be quiet in a dark room, it doesn't get me high at all, and I start feeling normal again after about 1 hour, I never take more than 1 a day hardly, that is what is written on my script because I told the doctor that. I need support, and am here on your channel for support, I am a fighter, and am working through this. I think I am suffering from tension, stress, anxiety, tension and or stress headaches, exhaustion, and my chronic Complex PTSD which I have had since age 4. Any helpful thoughts doc? You are awesome! Thank you kindly, Marc White USN-RET, DAV, AL

I used to have migraine 20 days in a month and I didn’t take any painkillers. I didn’t know I should see a neurologist, coz whenever I would tell my GP I have migraines they just shrugged it off. Fortunately when I went for ENT and told her I have migraine for almost everyday, she immediately referred me to a neurologist. My neurologist helped me also realized that my gut health is worsening my migraine and vise versa. He also told me it’s okay to take migraine meds before the migraine gets worst. Saved me. Now I barely have any migraines maybe just once or twice a month.