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  1. Hey Ricardo! Are they wanting questions on how prescribed meds interact with MM and such? Questions on which meds are okay with MM and RC? I want to help, but am somewhat at a loss here. The only big one I know of off the bat is the licorice root protocol and MM. What is safe, if anything. Please, give me a bit more to go on. Thanks!
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  2. The times that sumatriptan pills work for cluster is when you are in cycle where you know that you are going to get hit at a certain time and can take it an hour beforehand. I have warded off more night time hits than I can count by taking a 100 mg sumatriptan pill before bed. -Ricardo
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  3. @BejeeberI'm not so sure about triggering a cycle or not, but pretty much everything that dentistry has and does triggers a serious cluster for me. But something that might be looking into as an option is nitrous oxide. I have been getting nitrous at the dentist for the past 4 or 5 years and never once had a cluster break though. It has been successful enough as an abortive that I got a whipped cream maker so I could take nitrous at home and it has been unbelievably helpful. I know a couple times it has kept me out of the ER. -Brendan (AKA Ricardo )
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  4. Jeebs, My recollection is that my daughter's first bad cycle followed a tooth extraction, when she had only had occasional "bad headaches" before that time. The extraction itself was difficult, and for a long time we were blaming the dentist for having caused her CH (which at that time (and for much too long thereafter) was diagnosed as trigeminal neuralgia). I don't remember specifically whether she was having those "headaches" at the time of the extraction, so I'm not fully answering your question, but the shift in severity was very large.
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  5. Thank you for that highly pertinent report from the trenches Mr. jon! If I could knock out an epinephrine induced one off hit with a triptan while not triggering a cycle, I'd consider that a big win. It sounds like in your scenario that when you came to, the attack may have been well underway though, with no chance to catch it near onset.....
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  6. ...well...that explains why the arrogant prick anesthesiologist blew me off when i PLEADED with him to forgo the epi for my own "head" surgery...he at least coulda told me the above.... .....good news/bad news from this clusterhead if ya can't talk 'em out of it: did NOT trigger a cluster cycle...did wake up to a one-off 6 hr kip 8+ hit ...you know it's bad when you are scaring ICU nurses.....drained the hospital O2 to no avail and they wouldn't give me triptans.... ....if i was yu i'd keister a Zomig....
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