Midrin is a compound of acetaminophen, isometheptene and dichloralphenazone prescribed as an abortive for mild to moderate Migraines and for tension-type headaches.
There have been a plethera of questions lately about whether Midrin is still available. Pharmacies all over the country have been telling patients that neither Midrin nor any of the generics are being manufactured.
This morning, I have finally gotten to the bottom of the question! I just spoke with a very helpful woman at...
Over the last few years, there have been problems getting Midrin. Midrin is a medication used as a Migraine abortive and for the relief... Read more »
What IS your head pain? How should you treat it? So. Here it is, another day . . . and another day with head pain. What to do... ... Read more »
For over a year now, people have been asking, "What happened to Midrin?" Last summer, Midrin was very hard to come by. There had been... Read more »
A question that frequently arises is, "How do you tell if it's a Migraine or a tension headache?" At times, it can be hard to tell the... Read more »
Sometimes telling the difference between a Migraine attack and a headache can be difficult. Migraines can come on suddenly, or have... Read more »
Tension-type headaches (TTH) are the most common form of headache. According to the World Health Organization and International Headache Society, up... Read more »
Most simply stated, chronic daily headache (CDH) is headache, not Migraine, that occurs 15 or more days a month. Doctors divide chronic daily... Read more »
The relationship between multiple sclerosis (MS) and headache disorders is not well understood, and studies exploring that relationship have... Read more »
Wondering what's new? It can be tough to keep up with new information on MyMigraineConnection -- ... new articles about Migraines, medications, ... Read more »
One of the most important parts of Migraine and headache management is trigger identification and management. We've known for some time now that... Read more »
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