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Suggest A Substitute Of Vasograin For The Treatment Of Migraine

Sir, I am 63 year old male and for the last 30 years is suffering from migraine . Using Vasograin tablet for relief from migraine. Now I want to change my medicine i.e. Vasograin, therefore please recommend substitute to Vasograin tablet for relief from migraine. With regards. Navdeep Gupta Udhampur (J&K State) India
posted on Sun, 29 Oct 2017
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Hi Navdeep

After going through your query I understand your concern.

I would like to tell you that Migraine treatment involves acute and preventive therapy and with frequent attacks you need both. Nonpharmacologic therapy includes cognitive-behavioral therapy and relaxation therapy which is frequently effective against migraine headaches.

Simple analgesics alone or in combination with other compound provides relief in mild to moderate headache. D.H.E-45 or Migranal or Ibuprofen can be taken as an alternative. Kindly consult with a Physician for prescription.

Hope to have been Helpful.

Kind Regards
Dr. Navneet Bansal
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Suggest A Substitute Of Vasograin For The Treatment Of Migraine

Hi Navdeep After going through your query I understand your concern. I would like to tell you that Migraine treatment involves acute and preventive therapy and with frequent attacks you need both. Nonpharmacologic therapy includes cognitive-behavioral therapy and relaxation therapy which is frequently effective against migraine headaches. Simple analgesics alone or in combination with other compound provides relief in mild to moderate headache. D.H.E-45 or Migranal or Ibuprofen can be taken as an alternative. Kindly consult with a Physician for prescription. Hope to have been Helpful. Kind Regards Dr. Navneet Bansal