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Increased levels of inflammatory markers in Cluster Headache When analyzing inflammatory markers in blood and cerebrospinal fluid, researchers at Karolinska Institutet found signs of inflammation in tissue from patients with cluster headache, specifically in the samples from the nervous system. The study was recently published in The Journal of Headache and Pain. correlats with what @xxx has been saying for years. another step in the right direction.

Are you sure it wasn't nitrogylcerin? you are totally right, it was nitroglycerin

had a cycle start after getting a tooth fixed. can confirm

many moons ago when i was in the hospital for ch diagnosis, during an active cycle, the doc used nitrous oxide to trigger a hit. took less than 5 minutes for a full blown kip 8 attack. alas the test was positive...

had something similar done by my neuro a mix of lidocaine and a corticosteroid in the back of the head (occipital area), deep with a long needle. felt as if it was injected in the center of my head so to speak, i could hear the liquid being pushed into my brain, was a weird sensation. didn't kill the hits but made them a bit more bearable. the back of my head was numb for over 2 weeks, felt kinda funny.

so you are telling me there is no difference between actual chemical substances such as lsd a hormone and "quantum" healing, whatever that is..uff from wiki: oooook i was under the impression this subforum was about research&science

got any essetial oils to go with your quantum bs? i reported this as spam. fully agree with @Perkypats you are doing a huge disservice here and spreading false hope

if the Ca levels are ok it should be safe (not a doctor) i'd keep on getting my blood levels checked regularly though. i have been taking 20.000 units a day for over 2 years now with no problem or side effects

had an l5/s1 disc bulge that needed surgery 2 years ago. can't say that i got migraines from it.

is a confirmed trigger and is a histamine liberator. i would not recommend this.

i use an excel spreadsheet.

it is believed that the inflamation caused by infections can trigger ch. search "full monty" on the boards for futher details how to get this under control. good luck! please report back

you don't need meds to treat LRP, just saying...

was a smoker for almost 20 years, haven't touched a cigarette in over 12. didn't do jack sh*t for my ch. what i personally suspect is: if you have won the genetic lottery and are a ch "candidate" it's best not to start smoking at all. once you have "the damage is done". makes no difference if you quit or not. but that's just a very personal opinion and not a fact that can be proven.

not a fan of prednisone as it's just unhealthy can't comment on emgality, never used it. from what i've read it gives mixed results.