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Anti-nausea med helped my headache?

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Living with headaches for 10 years and have had enough!

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MicheleS

Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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I woke up today with a headache (again). I came to work hoping I could beat it.

 

As the morning went on, my head hurt worse. I took 2 Tylenol (I'm working on quitting this, already quit Excedrin 2+ weeks ago! yay me!) and it didn't help a darn bit. I tried eating a bit of something as my tummy was beginning to feel nauseous. I thought, and I guess it could be, from the Tylenol on an empty stomach.

 

So I took a melt-under-your-tongue Zofran (I was ill with an stomach/intestinal virus a couple of weeks ago and they prescribed Zofran to help). I would say within an hour or so, my head pain was a lot less. At least I could open my eyes at my desk.

 

I ate a bit more and, so far, I feel okay to finish the day.

 

I'm new to the website and haven't had a chance to check - but has anyone had this experience, treating a headache with anti-nausea medicine?

 

Thanks for listening.

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