Hi every one i just want to ask who among here experience head ache ? Due to lupus ? most of the time my half side head (left) gives me a bad days🙁 it hurts a lot.. My doctor prescribed meds for migraine but i don't think it still work for me now.. if u could suggest any, that would be a big help.. im just hoping it will be available here in my country (Philippines)
Im really tired having this pain in half of my head almost everyday 😭😩
#tiredandlost🙁
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Hi I think if you look at past posts it's been talked about and it may be us full to you ,I get headache quite a lot but I get a very intense pain but thankfully it only lasts minutes although when I take methatrexate I get one for a couple of hours its not fun I have not been prescribed pain killers as I already take Meds for ctd/lupus but they bo nothing for the headache,I normally get tennitus just befor the headache hope you get some relief soon
Hi there, I'm sorry to hear you are feeling so unwell. I have lupus and hemiplegic migraines, which means I have left-sided head pain everyday. I really don't know how they are connected, I haven't heard of too many people with both. It's tricky with medications for both - and very little works for the migraines, apart from epilim, which has recently been reducing the severity of the attacks (I also get left-sided weakness with the migraines, shaking and jerking and problems remembering words, and that's what the epilim has helped mostly). I hope you can get some care. Kind wishes...
Headaches are common in lupus. They may be a part of the lupus itself or may be associated with a clotting (antiphospholipid) syndrome. They may or may not have a migrainous element with flashing lights and visual disturbances. In any patient with lupus who suffers from headaches a systematic search for known causes should be carried out including blood pressure checking and, very important, an examination of the blood for antiphospholipid antibodies ('sticky blood') and ultimately, if indicated, a brain scan.
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