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is there any migraine medications i can take while taking lithium
I am taking Lithium 200mg & Effexor 375mg and have been told i can not take migraine medication due to taking the lithium.
My migraines are getting more & and more severe, causing excruitiating pain and temporary blindness & are lasting longer and getting more and more frequent, its affecting my work & my life.
I recently had blood tests and a brain scan after collapseing at work with...
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