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Sounds like there may be some early signs of change, which is promising. That link between your migraines and clusters is really interesting, and it makes sense to try targeting the migraines first. I came across this article that outlines how Botox is typically used for migraines, including where the injections go, it might be useful to skim http://injectco.com/services/botox-for-migraines-arlington-tx/ Hope things keep moving in the right direction.

The info about the VA and how you got coverage is super helpful for vets who might be dealing with the same thing. I didn’t know head injuries could be linked, but your story makes a lot of sense. Appreciate you taking the time to post this.

I’ve used a few cheaper regulators and found that you get what you pay for. Some worked fine for a while but had flow issues later. It’s worth checking reviews and ensuring the regulator is easy to adjust. Look for ones with warranties or easy replacements.

Prednisone can lower potassium, which may cause cramping, but taking high doses of potassium without checking levels first can be risky. It’s a good idea to ask your doctor for a blood test to check your electrolytes.

The eye droop and those intense shadows sound really tough to deal with. It’s good to know that pressing or slapping the area can sometimes make things worse something to avoid. Hope you’re able to get some rest and that those attacks ease up soon.