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Migraine headaches

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  • Sleeve_Me_Alone
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    You're going to need to see a neurologist and get a script for a non-NSAID rescue. If migraines are frequent enough, maybe look into a preventative. All the OTC meds are not great for WLS patients b

  • Lefti
    Lefti

    I take Zomig, which is a nasal spray.

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I would ask your surgery center. I take Imitrex, which is not an NSAID and is designed specifically for Migraines.

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    You're going to need to see a neurologist and get a script for a non-NSAID rescue. If migraines are frequent enough, maybe look into a preventative. All the OTC meds are not great for WLS patients because they have aspirin and/or ibuprofen in them.

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    I take Zomig, which is a nasal spray.

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