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Other than meds, is there ways to reduce migraine attack?

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    • Nanna

      559d

      I use ice on the back of my neck and on my forehead, that seems to help. Laying down in a cool, dark, quiet room is a must! I have been doing Botox injections for my migraines for more than 3 years now and they have helped tremendously!

    • UnicornGranny

      564d

      I find ice on my neck or a migraine cap to be helpful.

    • spookyspoonie

      564d

      MQ Motion Sickness Patches help me a lot with the nausea and dizziness that accompany my migraines

    • lilybugs

      564d

      i use the migraine stick from amazon its essential oils you rub on your temples kinda feels like its cooling them it helps and laying down in darkness

    • Jenn_G

      564d

      Be Kool patches that I order on Amazon or pick up at Walgreens really helps!!

    • catladu2001

      560d

      I try to stay as hydrated as I can especially when the barometric pressure drastically drops or increases. I often drink body armor and i recently tried Liquid IV, and it’s been great! I also have POTS so the Liquid IV has been beneficial for that as well.

    • lcl4403

      560d

      Ice is something that really helps me! I usually put it on the back of my head/neck or on my eyes. Also using one of those head scratch things often helps mine because its helps put pressure on all of the pressure points at once.

    • Nanna

      559d

      I use ice on the back of my neck and on my forehead, that seems to help. Laying down in a cool, dark, quiet room is a must! I have been doing Botox injections for my migraines for more than 3 years now and they have helped tremendously!

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