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Cleops
Sorry to hear that natsumi. I am a long-time chronic migraine sufferer myself and even have seizures because of it. Sometimes Glitch (basic functions) is the only thing I can do as it helps me retrain the brain to be functional for the real world. If this is a chronic problem then get in touch as I have heaps of tips/advice. I'm off work at the moment with a related issue (organs failing cause of medication) and Glitch is very good for keeping you occupied and social interaction (when you're up to it). Of course, go see doctor if pain persists, etc.
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KitchWitch
Awww so sorry hon. Feel better! Ever tried feverfew tea? www.teabenefits.com/herbal-...
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Cleops
Yeah, natsumi, feverfew is a great idea. You can also take it as part of whats known as the triple therapy for headache/migraine sufferers - Feverfew, Magnesium and B2. I think in the US you can get a combo of the 3 called MigreLief from pharmacies.
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Yah, haven't tried feverfew myself but have heard excellent things about it. I prefer making a tea from dried herbs whenever possible, except when it tastes nasty...find they're generally more effective that way, as opposed to capsules, though capsules will do in a pinch. I have some dried feverfew in my cupboard...maybe I'll try it in the next couple nights and let you know how it tastes. ;)
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natsumi
aw ty :) Hugs! I must research feverfew. Just too many days with disrupted sleep cycles methinks. Waiting for the weekend. :)
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