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I went through several years of hell and I am still having a vomiting problem but I think it is due to something else. But, being on injectable Imitrex which is a migraine medication helps these spells tremendously. Sometimes I have to take 2 5 mg. doses to get relief.
I am posting this so that anyone reading this forum who has unexplained abdominal spasms, uncontrolled vomiting, etc. may be able to explore this often unknown avenue to diagnosis of their problem. Unfortunately, many GI doctors say it is rare (I think it has just be underdiagnosed) and don't really know much about abdominal migraines. So be prepared for some possible resistance from your GI doctor. One way that you might be able to get some relief is to go to your PCP, explain your situation and ask if he or she would be willing to prescribe a few doses of injectable migraine medicine to see if this gives you any relief. I am not suggesting you do this without being under a doctor's care because of possible medication reactions, etc. I've tried the oral tablets but they don't seem to work and they come up once I start vomiting.
Best to all of you.