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ash

12/01/08

ash

Topics:Migraine

further to my recent post, ocd and mgs, i take amitriptiline, and when the mgs

is really bad, i take diclofenic, and motilum, for anti sickness

the connection into why the ocd gets worse during an attack, is because of the

sudden drop in serotonin levels,

thankfully, i have done cbt, and i have the ocd under good control, and the mgs are

a lot better as a result, previously i had silent mgs, but they changed to chronic daily

mgs,

ash

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Teri Robert

Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Ash,

Thanks for the follow-up. I'm glad you've found a treatment that helps!

Teri

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