Sir I have migraine headache

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what is migraine
migraine is a type of unilateral side headache that is associated with other symptoms like nausea , vomiting , sensitivity to lights and sounds .that attack may present from hours to days that can limit the daily activities of the patient .
What is first aid for migraine headache?
Comfort
relaxation
Drink plenty of water
Wear glasses if they are needed
take two paracetamol500mg pills together for adults
Keep away from noise
Measure pressure and go to hospital if it is high
treatment of migraine
at your case , I advise you to do the following
the drug you give is a good drug to abort the migraine headache but the best way is to take sumatriptan 50 mg with one tab of naproxen sodium is the best regimen thus try it.
after that you can take after 12 hours another tab of sumatriptan 50 mg
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What are the medications for migraine?

- OTC drugs like Paracetamol, Ibuoprofen
- Triptans like Sumatriptan
- NSAIDS, like voltaren
- Antidepressants
- Blood pressure medications
- Antiemetic drugs like metoclopramide

What are the symptoms of migraine?

- Moderate to severe pounding headache, usually on one side of the head
- Eye pain
- Increased sensitivity to light and sound
- Nausea and vomiting

What are the triggers for migraine?

- Stress
- Depression
- Tiredness and insuffecient sleep
- Hormonal changes in women
- Caffeine and alcohol
- Certain types of food
- Medications like sleeping pills or hormonal drugs
- Bright light, loud sounds, strong smells

What do we advice?

- Consult your Neurologist to prescribe the best medication
- Avoid stress
- Stop alcohol and caffeine
- Regular exercise
- Drink plenty of water
- Getting enough sleep and rest
- Avoid food that triggers attacks