Headaches
epark
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Hi Ladies
I just did my second treatment of chemo last Wed. and the last two times I had chemo. I get these terrible headaches that comes and goes all day long for at least a week, it’s so frustrating I take Vicodin and sometimes it goes away and sometimes it doesn't. Have any of you guys experienced this? If so, any good remedies that you can recommend.
The last time I wrote to you guys about my joints pains a lot of you women recommended Claritin which by the way THANK YOU so much it worked GREAT...
Eva
I just did my second treatment of chemo last Wed. and the last two times I had chemo. I get these terrible headaches that comes and goes all day long for at least a week, it’s so frustrating I take Vicodin and sometimes it goes away and sometimes it doesn't. Have any of you guys experienced this? If so, any good remedies that you can recommend.
The last time I wrote to you guys about my joints pains a lot of you women recommended Claritin which by the way THANK YOU so much it worked GREAT...
Eva
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I can't comment on chemo
I can't comment on chemo related headaches as I start my 1st round of chemo next Wednesday, but I do suffer from horrible migraines the day before and the day of my period. I have tried everything out there and the ONLY thing that works for me is Excedrin migraine. Honestly it takes about 15 minutes and then I feel relief. Excedrin migraine contains acetamin..., aspirin and caffeine.0 -
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Hi Eva!
I just finished my 6th treatment. I thought we were on the same schedule, but it looks like I jumped ahead with my weekly treatments. I'm doing Taxol and Herceptin only. Anyways, I also had really bad headaches with my first two treatments. I took Execedrin Migrane and it helped. Hopefully, you won't get them with the rest of your treatments either!
I've also heard that chocolate and caffeine work also. I use any excuse to eat chocolate!
Hugs,
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I am not one who normallyTux said:headaches
I suffered from debilitating migraines for years (not cancer-related). My doctor prescribed Zomig & it worked better than anything else. Of course, you need to check with your onc, but Zomig did it for me! Hope you can get some relief!
I am not one who normally gets headaches, but I did get them in the beginning of the chemo treatments. I don't remember at what point they went away, I just remember a friend asking how they were and I had forgotten about them! Maybe that was the chemo brain kicking in, lol! I hope yours go way too. I just remember drinking extra water and taking extra strength Tylenol.
Best Wishes,
Julie0
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