After being told that I wouldnt go further in the PFO study, I was referred to an arrythmia specialist. He told me he thought I had a form of dysautonomia called "P.O.T.S" which is often comorbid with migraines. He sent me to my Canadian neurologist, who referred me to another specialist to get the t...
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Ohhh dear...
Nancy Harris Bonk
Monday, June 09, 2008 at 09:10 AMre: Ohhh dear...
bimini colt
Monday, June 09, 2008 at 09:19 AMDear Nancy,
thanks for the support. Just woke up and saw this:-) But the funny thing is, my canadian Neurologist happens to be one of the top migraine specialists in my province!
And those kind of comments are what I get from the "best migraine specialist" in Quebec? It's time for a new migraine specialist, but its discouraging to think he is considered the best!love and hugs,
bim
re: re: Ohhh dear...
Nancy Harris Bonk
Monday, June 09, 2008 at 09:00 PMRemember all Migraine specialists are not created equal!!
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Hang in there Bim!
Eileen Gray
Monday, June 09, 2008 at 01:17 PMI'm sorry that it still seems to be a round and round battle for you. I hope the Effexor becomes some what reliable with diminishing your migraines.
I hope you start seeing results on it soon!
Hang in there!
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Sorry to hear about the continued issues with this Bim. I think you may have it the nail on the head when you said how come you couldn't find a "decent Candian neurologist". They are neurologists, not Migraine/headache specialists. You have a good Migraine specialist - in the US - not one in Canada. That's part of the problem, right?
It stinks any way you look at it...hang in there.
Nancy