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Indeed. Migraines for 30 years. Painkillers allows you to keep up with whatever wrong you are doing. So if you have migraines, it is not normal. It is not incu
by BiteCode_dev 7y ago
Indeed. Migraines for 30 years. Painkillers allows you to keep up with whatever wrong you are doing.
So if you have migraines, it is not normal. It is not incurable either. Use pain killers when you must, but keep looking for a solution.
The solution can be different for everybody. Start with diet, it's a very common cause for it. Don't limit yourself to what you think is right. Try things, even weird ones. Took me 3 decades of trials and errors to not need pain killers.
- fgonzag 7y agoIf pain killers worked for your migraines, they were extremely mild migraine. OTC pain killers (and even prescribed pain killers) don't really do anything for the 3 people I know that get migraines. These people have to lay down under their sheets to block all sun light, they can not do absolutely anything at all during the episode but block sunlight and hope whatever medicine sort of worked last time will work this time. Preaching and generalizing from your mild case helps no one.
- DailyHN 7y agoThanks for sharing about it taking thirty years. I can only imagine that it becomes so much harder of a problem to solve when the symptoms are as severe as a migraine. Unfortunately, I don't think people understand how long it takes to get a grasp on everything we ingest. Someone in a sibling comment mentioned giving up after just a few months of "logging" their diet. It took me years to narrow down an allergy/sensitivity to tannins. And it also took years to recognize the full extent of sugars' effect on my body.