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• jeisea // Oct 26, 2009 at 10:20 pm

  In the past I was given a blood pressure medication in combination with a known migraine drug to treat migraine. This combination was effective for me in preventing migraine. A neurologist was the specialist who prescribed this quite some years ago.

• Caf // Oct 28, 2009 at 7:34 pm

  I was on an anti-hypertensive drug for years, Catapres. In the meantime I went through a lot of different other pain meds and had heaps of problems with my stomach, that it was thought was the result of the other meds. After about 2 years I discovered it was actually the Catapres and when I stopped that my stomach problems decreased dramatically and I noticed no increase in pain….just my experience, but what I’ve learned is to be much more vigilant about determining whether or not each and every pill I put in my mouth is helping more than hindering!

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