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Sulaiman Abd Al-Hadi
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I have experienced migraine for years, but I was...
I have experienced migraine for years, but I was able to deal with it. Few months ago, I had a continuous attack for about two months which wasn't responding to migraine treatment.Few weeks ago there is pain in area above ear and mastoid process, very localized, increases with head movement and on compression on itContinuous compression leads to some sort of tinglingShould I worry?What should I do?
Doctor's Assistant: Have you seen a doctor about this yet? What medications are you taking?
I am on panadol extra and amigraine, just during attacks
Doctor's Assistant: Anything else in your medical history you think the doctor should know?
I just want to know if there is a relation between hormonal level around the month and severity of migraine
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For how long Should I wait??!
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That's so bad!!
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Dr. Mohammad Derbeih
Licensed Physician
الأسئلة المجابة 23118 | نسبة الرضا 98.9%
Dear Customer
Welcome, and thank you for trusting us
Regarding your question
Selective serotonin receptors
Ergut alkaloids (eg Ergotamine)
Analgesics such as naproxen sodium 500mg 1x2
Antihypertensives such as metchlopramide 20mg 1x1
Preventive drugs
Combine several drugs to relieve migraines
Frequency of migraine attacks more than twice a month
The duration of the individual attack is longer than 24 hours
Headaches cause major disturbances in the patient's lifestyle, with significant disability lasting 3 days or more
The ineffectiveness of previous medications
Use aborted medications more than twice a week
Rare headache episodes that produce deep disorders or permanent nerve injury risk
Beta blockers
Tricyclic antidepressants
Calcium channel blockers
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
Headache is centered on one side of the head
Sensitivity to light
Vomiting
Pulsing pain
Sensitivity to sounds
I advice you ti take ibuprofen 600mg 1x2 plus migrain medication , due to highly suggestive history of masoiditis and TMJ inflamation
you need to be seen by a neurologist to rull out other conditions
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Welcome, and thank you for trusting us
Regarding your question
What are migraine treatments?
Selective serotonin receptors
Ergut alkaloids (eg Ergotamine)
Analgesics such as naproxen sodium 500mg 1x2
Antihypertensives such as metchlopramide 20mg 1x1
Preventive drugs
Combine several drugs to relieve migraines
What are the indicators of the need for preventive treatments?
Frequency of migraine attacks more than twice a month
The duration of the individual attack is longer than 24 hours
Headaches cause major disturbances in the patient's lifestyle, with significant disability lasting 3 days or more
The ineffectiveness of previous medications
Use aborted medications more than twice a week
Rare headache episodes that produce deep disorders or permanent nerve injury risk
Preventive drugs include:
Beta blockers
Tricyclic antidepressants
Calcium channel blockers
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
What are the symptoms of migraines?
Headache is centered on one side of the head
Sensitivity to light
Vomiting
Pulsing pain
Sensitivity to sounds
What is the advice for you ?
I advice you ti take ibuprofen 600mg 1x2 plus migrain medication , due to highly suggestive history of masoiditis and TMJ inflamation
you need to be seen by a neurologist to rull out other conditions
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Thanks for replying, doctorI just want to tell you that I have already seen an ENT doctor who excluded sinusitis, TMJ and mastoiditis. I want to be sure that there is nothing worrying regarding this pain, I don't get itI also wanted to know if there is a relation between hormonal changes and severity of attacks or prolongation of themSpecial thanks
إجابة الخبير: Sulaiman Abd Al-Hadi
Sulaiman Abd Al-Hadi
Licensed Doctor
الأسئلة المجابة 47886 | نسبة الرضا 97.8%
Yes, hormonal changes can increase the severity of migraine headache.
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