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Non NSAID headache relief.....

So my Dr said no Advil. What do I use for headaches instead....and Tylenol does not work for me....

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in the same boat...

I get migraines and asked my doctor if I could still take Excederine Migraine. He said yes. I have not had any problems after taking it.

I also get migraines and take prescription Treximet (combination that contains naproxen sodium - aka Aleve). Doc said it's ok to take once in a while if I really need it because I'm on an acid reducer. Will try to avoid it if I can.

I am a migraine sufferer as well, but they had tapered off as I gained weight. I have started getting them a little more regularly after vsg (probably hormone related). I tried tylenol for the first one- FAIL. After that I used Excedrin for Migraines. I may go to the doc to see what type of prescription meds they can give me again, since it seems I need to be prepared for them again.

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