Can’t Keep Migraine Medicine Down? Why Pills Fail — and What Works Instead
Throwing up your migraine pill, or it never kicks in? A neurologist explains why the stomach stalls during attacks — and the non-oral options that actually work.
Triptans, CGRP antibodies, NSAIDs, and other headache medications
Throwing up your migraine pill, or it never kicks in? A neurologist explains why the stomach stalls during attacks — and the non-oral options that actually work.
A neurologist explains when an occipital nerve block genuinely works, how long relief lasts, and the patients who are better off skipping the injection.
Fioricet helps today and costs you next month. A neurologist explains why butalbital turns headaches daily at just 5 doses a month — and how to get off it safely.
Your triptan works, then the migraine returns the same day. That is headache recurrence, not treatment failure — and a neurologist explains what actually fixes it.
Told you can’t take a triptan with your antidepressant? A neurologist on what the serotonin syndrome warning really means — and the one combination that does matter.
Propranolol not helping your migraines? A neurologist explains the dosing mistake behind most failures, the side effects that matter, and when to switch.
A neurologist on how amitriptyline really works for migraine and tension headache — the side effects worth tolerating, and the ones that mean it’s time to switch.
Tingling, brain fog, taste changes — a neurologist explains which topiramate side effects fade, which don’t, and when it’s smarter to switch than push through.
Daily headache from your own painkillers? A neurologist explains how to stop rebound (medication-overuse) headaches safely — which drugs to quit, and what recovery really takes.
A migraine that lasts more than three days may be status migrainosus. A neurologist explains why attacks get “stuck” — and exactly how we break the cycle.