Oh, yeah, I’m supposedly the Migraineur. So let’s have the migraine report.
I forgot to refill my Inderal prescription about 2 days before the pregnancy test, and so May 2008 was the last time I took the stuff. My doctor, whom I have since fired – long story I may tell here some day – predicted I wouldn’t have any migraines during my pregnancy, and she was right, though I think her confidence was not justified, since many pregnant women DO have migraines.
In the two years since my daughter was born, I have had hardly any migraines. Once I woke up with something that was so unmistakably a migraine that I was sure I’d just slept through the aura. The other times, what I had was a persistent one-sided headache that was probably a migraine, but lacked two telltale symptoms: the aura, and the aftermath of an incredibly sore head when I bent over. And even then, we’re talkng three or four times, max.
I am sorry, fellow migraine sufferers – I can’t tell you how this happened. Combination of luck and hormones, I suppose. I feel lucky.
Migraine aura picture from 
I was wondering if you thought that the description offered about migraine aura’s presented here were encompassing?
http://www.dailyrx.com/videos/understanding-migraine-auras.html
Do you have visual or strictly physiological symptoms. I am trying to get a better grasp of my inclement migraines.
Comment by Leslie K — June 13, 2011 @ 2:39 pm |
I recently saw some really good info on a couple of news programs like CNN and the Journal with Joan Lunden. Info on triggers and possible remedies.
Comment by ldavis — September 5, 2011 @ 4:49 pm |