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Vydura tablets
I use
rizatriptan
and OTC painkillers as migraine treatments. I have a neurologist appointment at the end of June so am wondering about requesting Vydura either as a treatment or preventative to try. Any information would be appreciated
I use
rizatriptan
and OTC painkillers as migraine treatments. I have a neurologist appointment at the end of June so am wondering about requesting Vydura either as a treatment or preventative to try. Any information would be appreciated
Roonie22
in
National Migraine Centre
2 months ago
Cefaly device for chronic migraine
A bit of history: diagnosed with migraine (with aura) after having my daughter (previously had them when on the combined pill when I was much younger), take
Rizatriptan
to ease them (lower than normal dose due to side effects) and have previously been prescribed Amitriptyline to prevent them but couldn
A bit of history: diagnosed with migraine (with aura) after having my daughter (previously had them when on the combined pill when I was much younger), take
Rizatriptan
to ease them (lower than normal dose due to side effects) and have previously been prescribed Amitriptyline to prevent them but couldn
-Tink-
in
National Migraine Centre
3 months ago
Lidocaine infusion
I am on pizotifen and migraine care daily, and
rizatriptan
and aspirin for flare ups.
I am on pizotifen and migraine care daily, and
rizatriptan
and aspirin for flare ups.
Kimmu
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National Migraine Centre
7 months ago
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Rizatriptan
Hi, does anyone get depression when using
rizatriptan
? If so have you successfully changed to another triptan, if so which one? Thanks
Hi, does anyone get depression when using
rizatriptan
? If so have you successfully changed to another triptan, if so which one? Thanks
Sandra600
in
National Migraine Centre
1 year ago
Weaning off Topiramate and starting Rizatriptan
2 - Does anyone use
Rizatriptan
- if so is it effective? The consultant said the
Rizatriptan
can only be used once a day and to save it for "emergencies". He also said to limit the use to maximum 3 times a week.
2 - Does anyone use
Rizatriptan
- if so is it effective? The consultant said the
Rizatriptan
can only be used once a day and to save it for "emergencies". He also said to limit the use to maximum 3 times a week.
AMG26
in
Migraine Support
11 months ago
Migraine Medication
I now use
rizatriptan
when the migraine starts and it does stop it though it often comes back and I have to take a second and sometimes a third dose over three days. I am wondering what other peoples experience of migraine medication has been like.
I now use
rizatriptan
when the migraine starts and it does stop it though it often comes back and I have to take a second and sometimes a third dose over three days. I am wondering what other peoples experience of migraine medication has been like.
Rosehighlights62
in
Pain Concern
2 years ago
Chronic Migraines & antidepressants
I take
rizatriptan
& botox injections for migraines and I'm down to approximately 9 a month. I also have major depression disorder & multiple anxieties.
I take
rizatriptan
& botox injections for migraines and I'm down to approximately 9 a month. I also have major depression disorder & multiple anxieties.
blue-green-purple
in
Migraine Support
2 years ago
Medications for Migraine
I forgot to ask: Did/does anyone take one of the available migraine medications such as Sumatriptan (also known as Imitrex),
Rizatriptan
(Maxalt), etc. at the onset or during your migraines? I have had a few migraines in the past and the Imitrex was often able to abort the full-on aura, etc.
I forgot to ask: Did/does anyone take one of the available migraine medications such as Sumatriptan (also known as Imitrex),
Rizatriptan
(Maxalt), etc. at the onset or during your migraines? I have had a few migraines in the past and the Imitrex was often able to abort the full-on aura, etc.
willec49
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Questioning everything
And possibly facilitated further by the bad reaction to
Rizatriptan
(chest tightness, pain in my upper legs) that happened 2 weeks before the very first episode that ever occurred.
And possibly facilitated further by the bad reaction to
Rizatriptan
(chest tightness, pain in my upper legs) that happened 2 weeks before the very first episode that ever occurred.
Hidden
in
AF Association
2 years ago
Anti-Nuclear Anti-bodies attacking my Thyroid
I take
rizatriptan
for it now. a.) All my tendons twitch a lot. b.) My mental state was still not as it was before (thought it was being a mom) c.) I used to be able to sing on key, now I have pitch issues and trying to adjust hurts my neck and throat. d.)
I take
rizatriptan
for it now. a.) All my tendons twitch a lot. b.) My mental state was still not as it was before (thought it was being a mom) c.) I used to be able to sing on key, now I have pitch issues and trying to adjust hurts my neck and throat. d.)
GingerShelly
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
A bit disheartened and confused
This was about a week after a doctor had prescribed me
rizatriptan
for headaches (not migraines!) and I experienced a bad reaction to it, chest tightness and upper leg pain - I only took it once and it was odd that afib started a week later - but who knows.
This was about a week after a doctor had prescribed me
rizatriptan
for headaches (not migraines!) and I experienced a bad reaction to it, chest tightness and upper leg pain - I only took it once and it was odd that afib started a week later - but who knows.
Hidden
in
AF Association
3 years ago
To Hell and back plus custard creams and tea
My regular prescription includes: Slow release morphine sulphate Morphine sulphate solution Microphenolate
Rizatriptan
Hydrocortizone cream Lansoprazole Fluoxetine Levothyroxine sodium Colecalciferol Levitiracetam Alendronic acid Ibuprofen gel Paracetamol (Easily a full carrier bag) I’ve
My regular prescription includes: Slow release morphine sulphate Morphine sulphate solution Microphenolate
Rizatriptan
Hydrocortizone cream Lansoprazole Fluoxetine Levothyroxine sodium Colecalciferol Levitiracetam Alendronic acid Ibuprofen gel Paracetamol (Easily a full carrier bag) I’ve
Gandalf2
in
Encephalitis International
4 years ago
'Tens' unit
I have been on Amitriptyline since then and
Rizatriptan
(Maxalt), self administered Oxycodone and quite a few ED visits for Morphine etc. In the last 6 months or so migraines got much worse and almost an everyday event. You know how debilitating and crushed it makes you feel.
I have been on Amitriptyline since then and
Rizatriptan
(Maxalt), self administered Oxycodone and quite a few ED visits for Morphine etc. In the last 6 months or so migraines got much worse and almost an everyday event. You know how debilitating and crushed it makes you feel.
johnboy01
in
National Migraine Centre
4 years ago
New here, reading about people's migraine experiences!
Have used
rizatriptan
alongside OTC meds all these years for 8-15 migraines per month!! I've always known them to be hormonal migraines, having kept a calendar for years and seeing the same patterns.
Have used
rizatriptan
alongside OTC meds all these years for 8-15 migraines per month!! I've always known them to be hormonal migraines, having kept a calendar for years and seeing the same patterns.
Anne456
in
National Migraine Centre
4 years ago
Advice needed re nortriptyline please as preventative
I take
rizatriptan
and cocodomol(45mg) I’ve recently seen a migraine specialist who suggested nortriptyline as a preventative. I’m now taking 50mg at night and it’s been up to 3weeks on this dose. He suggested upto 70mg but the side effects of awful sweats and nightmares are getting to me.
I take
rizatriptan
and cocodomol(45mg) I’ve recently seen a migraine specialist who suggested nortriptyline as a preventative. I’m now taking 50mg at night and it’s been up to 3weeks on this dose. He suggested upto 70mg but the side effects of awful sweats and nightmares are getting to me.
Fran16
in
Migraine Support
5 years ago
Migraine Hopelessness can’t do it anymore
Also tried
rizatriptan
doesn’t work either. Just left the doctor today & im feeling extremely defeated/ upset he told me he doesn’t know what else to do & he can’t help me anymore. Either to take the propranolol or don’t regardless of my severe side effects.
Also tried
rizatriptan
doesn’t work either. Just left the doctor today & im feeling extremely defeated/ upset he told me he doesn’t know what else to do & he can’t help me anymore. Either to take the propranolol or don’t regardless of my severe side effects.
Jazmynk97
in
National Migraine Centre
5 years ago
Migraine Care Struggles
I had a letter from my neurologist which got me a repeat prescription of sumatriptan,
rizatriptan
and propranolol (as an alternative for metoprolol) at my new GP. The migraines aren't good right now, though.
I had a letter from my neurologist which got me a repeat prescription of sumatriptan,
rizatriptan
and propranolol (as an alternative for metoprolol) at my new GP. The migraines aren't good right now, though.
Skymningen
in
Migraine Support
5 years ago
Migraine care, helpless
I had a letter from my neurologist which got me a repeat prescription of sumatriptan,
rizatriptan
and propranolol (as an alternative for metoprolol) at my new GP. The migraines aren't good right now, though.
I had a letter from my neurologist which got me a repeat prescription of sumatriptan,
rizatriptan
and propranolol (as an alternative for metoprolol) at my new GP. The migraines aren't good right now, though.
Skymningen
in
National Migraine Centre
5 years ago
Botox for migraine. How soon did you feel it starting to work?
I've tried
rizatriptan
and frovatriptan, but they don't do much of anything for my migraines. Prior to February I was getting 4-9 migraines a month, which is pretty normal for me. I was diagnosed with menstrual migraines when I was 38 and was on lowestrin for 8 months.
I've tried
rizatriptan
and frovatriptan, but they don't do much of anything for my migraines. Prior to February I was getting 4-9 migraines a month, which is pretty normal for me. I was diagnosed with menstrual migraines when I was 38 and was on lowestrin for 8 months.
ShootingStars
in
National Migraine Centre
5 years ago
Monthly migraines
Rizatriptan
and advil do nip the pain in the bud if I take them early enough, along with ondansetron for the nausea/queasiness.
Rizatriptan
and advil do nip the pain in the bud if I take them early enough, along with ondansetron for the nausea/queasiness.
Totmom
in
National Migraine Centre
6 years ago
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