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Have you ever heard of low dose birth control pills being given to men to balance hormones that may be linked to migraines? I have been taking them for seven and a half months and it seems that my migraine cycle still is every two or three weeks. I take oxycodone to manage the migraine pain but continue to have the blurred vision, the throwing up, and I can not be around any light or noise of any sort. So I sleep in a closet with a pillow over my head. Benjamin.
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