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Hi Monica,
We can give you information and support here, but only a medical professional can diagnose you.
Migraine preventive medications may take up to three months before we see a reduction in our Migraine frequency and severity. Twelve weeks may feel like forever, but it is imperative we give our bodies a chance to adjust to the medication. Migraine Preventive Medications - Too Many Options To Give Up!
A Migraine specialist may be the doctor to see, who is the expert in treating this disease. We have a list of patient recommended specialists you can see HERE.
Good luck
Nancy
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