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Migraines

I'm 13 weeks and 6 days. I have history of serve migraines. I haven't got them as much over the last yr just here and there BUT since I've become pregnant I've experiencing them a lot. Sometimes I'm able to control them and other days the pain in unbearable. I started to feel one coming on last night so I took Tylenol, a hot shower, a warm cloth to back of my neck, and laid on heating pad. I woke up at 5 am crying my eyes out, throwing up, dizzy, and in so much pain. I went to Dr and he gave me Tylenol with codeine #4. Has anyone ever taken this while pregnant? What other remedies or options do you ladies recommend to help prevent them or even get rid of them?
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Thanks ladies I'm going to have to try the warm water and cold compress right now. I'm in so much pain.
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I've been on Tylenol 4 for migraines while pregnant. Now on Percocet for them but I try not to take them. Best thing I have found is put your feet in warm to hot water and a cold compress on your neck. It redirects blood flow from your head and relieves pressure. You never want to put heat on or around your head when feeling a headache coming on. Heat increases blood flow to the area which increases pressure thus increasing pain
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Try some caffeine that should help
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Make sure you drink a lot of water
force yourself into drinking a lot of water
I had the same problem
Now i get the bad headaches maybe once in two weeks
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