Reviewer: SNOBFACE , 25-34 on Treatment for less than 1 month

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I was on day 6 of my migraine/headache, I'd tried panadol, ibropufen, panadeine fort, tramadol, temazapan and valium (not in the same sitting) and nothing eradicated the feeling of the axe someone metaphorically left in my skull. I finally went to the doctors and was prescribed 80mg tablets. Within 30 minutes of consuming with aspirin my head was 85% better!!!! I've woken with the same pai ... Show Full Comment

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I was on day 6 of my migraine/headache, I'd tried panadol, ibropufen, panadeine fort, tramadol, temazapan and valium (not in the same sitting) and nothing eradicated the feeling of the axe someone metaphorically left in my skull. I finally went to the doctors and was prescribed 80mg tablets. Within 30 minutes of consuming with aspirin my head was 85% better!!!! I've woken with the same pain this morning, after having another tablet I've been able to bare the residual pain. I feel drained, lethargic and sooky, however I'd much prefer this than the past 6 days!! Highly recommend.
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Reviewer: Laura S, 45-54 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months

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I have received absolutely no relief for my hemiplegic migraines with this medication. Very disappointing. Next step is Botox injections.

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I have received absolutely no relief for my hemiplegic migraines with this medication. Very disappointing. Next step is Botox injections.
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Reviewer: l*dawn, 35-44 on Treatment for 2 to less than 5 years

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This is the only thing that relieves a migraine for me. I've tried all kinds of lifestyle changes, but it seems I'm triggered by everything! And I've tried other drugs. I only caution that it does cause drowsiness. But, if you've got a migraine, what's a bit of drowsiness! It doesn't relieve some of the periphery symptoms to my migraines like auditory sensitivity and speaki ... Show Full Comment

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This is the only thing that relieves a migraine for me. I've tried all kinds of lifestyle changes, but it seems I'm triggered by everything! And I've tried other drugs. I only caution that it does cause drowsiness. But, if you've got a migraine, what's a bit of drowsiness! It doesn't relieve some of the periphery symptoms to my migraines like auditory sensitivity and speaking/language issues and it leaves me feeling a bit like I'm underwater, but I'm not sure if that's the migraine or the drug. I recommend it. Hope you have a drug plan! Like all migraine meds these pills are expensive.
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Reviewer: Dizzle, 55-64 Female on Treatment for 2 to less than 5 years (Patient)

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This medication has literally changed my life! I tried Imitrex, which is another triptan drug, but it never worked for me. My neurologist suggest I try Relpax, and I am so glad I did. It knocks out my migraines within 30 minutes. It is really important with triptans to be sure to take them at the very beginning of a migraine -- once the headache is full-blown, it won't work. I am so thankful f ... Show Full Comment

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This medication has literally changed my life! I tried Imitrex, which is another triptan drug, but it never worked for me. My neurologist suggest I try Relpax, and I am so glad I did. It knocks out my migraines within 30 minutes. It is really important with triptans to be sure to take them at the very beginning of a migraine -- once the headache is full-blown, it won't work. I am so thankful for this drug that has given me my life back.
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Reviewer: Misty 50, 65-74 on Treatment for 10 years or more (Patient)

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The medication works well. I get so frustrated trying to get the pill out of the package. I was taking Azor and that package is the same way - impossible to open without a knife for something similar to poke a hole in the back of the package. If they can't put it in a bottle then at least make it easier to poke the pill out the back!!!!

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The medication works well. I get so frustrated trying to get the pill out of the package. I was taking Azor and that package is the same way - impossible to open without a knife for something similar to poke a hole in the back of the package. If they can't put it in a bottle then at least make it easier to poke the pill out the back!!!!
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