03-01-2015, 02:17 PM
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Re: Not a happy new year....
I too am very glad to hear that the diagnosis is less of a worry than perhaps the initial prognosis was Carol but I must say that I am surprised at Migraine.I have had migraine in the past and the pain was excruciating but, luckily I seem to have grown out of it now.
I had a severe pain in my head not that long ago that I suspect was Neuralgia and that's what I thought when I first read you original post.
I can stand a lot of pain but this was absolutely unbelievable so I could easily envisage someone collapsing from Neuralgia pain.
I happy for you and your family that it's turned out as it has - not a perfect situation of course but better than I feel you were thinking at one time.
Best Wishes, stevmk2
03-01-2015, 08:13 PM
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Re: Not a happy new year....
Originally Posted by carol
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Good news ... Paula's MRI scan was clear. She's been told it's migraine and discharged - they've just picked the children up. She's gone straight home to lie down - she seems to have developed very sensitive hearing and can't stand Josh's squealing. I offered to have him another night so she could get some peace but she declined my offer. They'll have to gag him if they want to keep him quiet! lol I couldn't help but think the worst - I'm so relieved I feel like dancing.
04-01-2015, 07:17 PM
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You dance Carol. Good news.I started getting migraines when I was going into the menopause that's
one of the reasons why I went on HRT and never suffered from then
after that.
There is a bracelet you can use Carol and it is a magnetic copper
one is can help a lot of migraine sufferers although the medicals
say they have no proof of that just many sufferers saying yes it does.
I personally now get a silent migraine and I start seeing flashing lights
and feel a little woozy so I don't leave it longer than 5 minutes and
take a disprin and sit down and its gone in about an hour.
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