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Intractable daily migraine?

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Nebula is doing quite well! life is great at the moment

06/26/08

Hi,

 

A new member posted something about having intractable daily migraines. I googled it but all I found were treatments and no definition for what it is. Can someone explain it to me?

 

I have been researching a lot lately but haven't been able to pin down what type of "migraineur" I am.

 

-Thanks :)

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Thursday, June 26, 2008

Intractable simply means that it's not responding to medications. It's not a diagnosis of a specific type of Migraine. Your doctor should "pin down" your Migraines and give you a diagnosis, You can find info on different types of Migraines on our Types of Migraines and Headaches section.

 

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