Relpax

hopefulmigrainer

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Posted 10/19/2006 11:25 PM (GMT -7)

My neuro gave me some samples (2) of Relpax. It seemed to work better than Immitrex and I didn't have that chest compression feeling. I did feel like I got minor hot flashes though. Does anybody take this? What has been your experience?
Thanks.

Talk2Kel

DX: chronic migraine, cervical degeneration, depression/anxiety

RX: Wellbutrin, Lexapro, Soma, Immitrex

"You don't find out that God is all you've got until God is all you've got."

JB1363

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Posted 10/25/2006 1:09 PM (GMT -7)

I have taken relpax before and it made me sicker than my headache felt. :(

I hope it works for you though.

Brad69

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Posted 10/26/2006 12:50 PM (GMT -7)

I was prescribed relpax for migrains, and it worked pairly well. I did experience some strange side effects, but nothing you can't deal with. Just a numb feeling, but I was always able to continue my daily activities. Who knows, maybe it won't be the same for you ?

I was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and had it removed about a month and a half ago, and havent had a headache yet

Just hope it works for you, I know first hand how headaches can effect your life !

Good Luck !,

Brad

Annuk

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Posted 10/26/2006 1:00 PM (GMT -7)

Wow Brad it's good to see you back. So thrilled that you are headache free up to now!

Please post again when you feel up to it and let us know how you are getting on with your recovery. You are still in my thoughts and prayers!

take care

Ann

hopefulmigrainer

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Posted 10/26/2006 7:23 PM (GMT -7)

Thanks, Brad, for your post. Oh my gosh, I am so glad that you had your tumor removed and are now headache free. Recently there was a post from a woman or man who was convinced they had a brain tumor. You would be an excellent person to post a reply to her. Take care.

Talk2Kel

DX: chronic migraine, cervical degeneration, depression/anxiety

RX: Wellbutrin, Lexapro, Soma, Immitrex

"You don't find out that God is all you've got until God is all you've got."

Brad69

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Posted 10/26/2006 8:04 PM (GMT -7)

Annuk, thanks again, I doing fairly well, somethings are still a little difficult. I will be having the other surgery in the end of Dec. or early Jan. to put the plate in my skull where the bone was left out. Sounds exciting huh ???

hopefulhigrainer, I did read the lady's post, and she has a lot of problems. I personally think she is being a little "jumpy" of the thought of her having a tumor. If she doesn't believe her DR., I would go see another ! I do wish her the best, and if she has any ?'s I'll try my best to answer them. I personally didn't think that I HAD a tumor, or I didn't want to believe it anyway.

Anyways, I hope the Relpax helps you with your headaches, I know how much of a pain they are.

Annuk

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Posted 10/27/2006 1:18 AM (GMT -7)

Hi Brad,

Please let us know when you get the date for you next surgery - hoping very much that this will be your very last surgery!!! I am so thrilled you are doing as well as you are, I know things are not back to normal yet but I am so glad they are well on their way!!

still in my thoughts and prayers, take care

Ann

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