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For the past 8-10 years, I have been getting Migraine headaches after sexual intercourse. I have taken Indomethacin 75mg before, but it does not help. Otherwise, my Migraines are better now (68 yrs. old) in comparison to when I was 30 to 50 years old. After my prostate surgery is when I began getting sexual headaches. I am taking 80 mgs. of a Beta Blocker each day. Any recommendations that would alleviate this problem? Thanks, P.M.
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Dear P.M.;
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