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I have had nonstop headache for over a week now. My dr sent me to the hospital for observation on Tuesday I was given a mixture of morphine Benadryl and fennegrin didn't help tried oxycodine didn't help tried fiorecet didn't help hydro codeine doesn't help Tylenol doesn't help caffeine doesn't help nothing helps my bp was 134/68 I know the top number is close to be considered hypertension which I was induced with my first son bc of it the last dr I saw in the hospital thinks it has nothing to do with that tho she just thinks its a migraine I am due in a little less than four weeks now and I can't take this anymore I'm in tears I'm tired of being in pain I'm tired of wearing sunglasses all the time this is driving me crazy I am so getting my tubes tied after this baby is born.
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I've had migraines before and they always go away after getting some sleep or taking something for it I've never had one that has lasted this long with no relief despite taking something two of those medicines that I was given in the hospital are specially for migraines idk what else to do I can't take having this miserable headache for the duration of my pregnancy this *****
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I feel your pain. I suffered from bad migraine before i got pregnant. I don't.get them that often.now but when i do i am down for the count. Nothing helps mine either.
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