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Oxygen and Heparin Administered via a Nebulizer for Migraine Mitigation?
Are you aware of any research or protocol regarding the administration of heparin mixed with oxygen and induced with a nebulizer for the mitigation of migraine pain and relief?
My wife underwent this therapy approximately30 years ago. It was administered by her internist and mitigated or stopped the attack. However, the headaches would come back but with less frequency. aib.
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