I have what was called "silent" migraines with numbness in face, vision problems, auras, sometimes stomach is upset, and mostly on right side. I was put on propranolol 60mg (once a day--but changed to 20 three times a day) however, I had problems with low blood pressure problems either way and was switched to Topamax and APAP butalbital caffeine pill (this one to use when my numbness and migraines started). I had problems and ended up having shaking spells (thought to be...
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Full Question: A month ago I was diagnosed with ophthalmology migraine. I am taking 25mg of Topamax twice a day and Butalb acetamin- caff... Read more »
If you take a butalbital medication for your Migraines or another pain issue, you need to be aware of a recall by Qualitest... Read more »
Full Question: My daughter who is 15 has been suffering from daily migraines since March 2008. She sees a neurologist. They first... Read more »
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This study will compare Trexima to to a butalbital-containing combination medication, acetaminophen, caffeine, and the butalbital med Fioricet in... Read more »
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