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From: Joseph.Tesoro@p0.f33.n130.z1.fidonet.org (Joseph Tesoro)
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Subject: Re: Migranes
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Date: 9 Aug 90 19:50:08 GMT
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[This is from the Chronic Pain Conference on Fidonet]

There are vasodilaters one can take by Rx  only also there are med's 
which can deal with the stress factor involved.  On the non med's 
side one should take some time out each day to just kick back and 
get a grip.  Most migrains are stress related if you can do away 
with the stress causing the headache you do away with the head ache 
huh sounds easy right.  Really depending on how a person wishes to 
be treated for the problem is how the M.D. will treat it.  As I have 
said some Rx tranquilizers ie valium visteral or a common b-bklocker 
used is inderal then there are vasodilators.  Or the holistic approach 
easy listen music new age music relaxization time.  Take your pick 
though the person has to believe the headaches will go away or they 
will continue ie, uh oh its 2:00 and I know my migrain is around 
the corner it usually occurs at 2:30 every day.  Sometimes all you 
have to do is break the pattern and they just go away.  Well good 
luck.           LATER 

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