My head pain has been an bigger "issue" than normal since the end of January. After two separate IV infusion treatments did not completely break my pain cycle, we felt it was time to adjust my preventive medication. So on February 22, I started Zonegran, an antiseizure medication used to treat Migraine disease.
This is my second time taking Zonegran; of course I am hoping it works wonders. I did notice quite a bit of nausea during the first few weeks, but that has subsided now. It does make...
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