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Chronic Migraine, Diagnosed With Crohn's, Had A Stroke While On Humira, Sumatriptan. Cause?

Hi I am a 41 yr old female with classic migraine since my teens. I have been on sumatriptan for the past year and was recently diagnosed with Crohns six months ago. Since taking Humira my headaches became more frequent and I was taking sumatriptan more than I thought was safe. Well I had a stroke and i believe it was due to the sumatriptan. I also take Celexa 20mg , Clonazopam .5mg x2 a day, and Neurotin to prevent migraines since I can no longer take sumatriptan. Do you think the migraine medicine caused my stroke? Thanks, Carrie
Tue, 24 Jun 2014
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Neurologist 's  Response
Dear
I am sorry for the symptoms you are suffering
I don't think migraine medicine provoked stroke
You should be aware that migraine patient has more probability to occur stroke than others
Those are minor strokes caused by vasal permeability changes
Regards
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Chronic Migraine, Diagnosed With Crohn's, Had A Stroke While On Humira, Sumatriptan. Cause?

Dear I am sorry for the symptoms you are suffering I don t think migraine medicine provoked stroke You should be aware that migraine patient has more probability to occur stroke than others Those are minor strokes caused by vasal permeability changes Regards