Many effective headache remedies are available for treating a migraine attack. Still, a 2002 study that analyzed over 800,000 case of migraine, reported that most migraines are not treated according to any expert recommendations or accepted evidence. In the study, 30% of patients were treated with potentially addictive opioids -- most often Demerol. Furthermore, 70% of these patients were not offered effective and available anti-migraine drugs. Anti-nausea drugs that have no effect on h...
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