Re: Re: Will this headache ever end?

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In a message dated 2/20/2006 7:06:18 AM Central Standard Time,

cjmy3454@... writes:

Hi All;

Just wondering. So many of you have headaches from hell and my heart goes

out to you. Do you think it might be dose related?

Its a good posibility. My experience with MTX caused a massive migraine the

next morning. At the time i was on 6 pills at 2.5mg i believe. Now that my

doc has cut back on the MTX the headaches seem to have lessened. Everyone is

different, but i do think it can happen. hugs

from PA

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Hi All;

Just wondering. So many of you have headaches from hell and my heart goes out

to you. Do you think it might be dose related?

alblau999 <alblau999@...> wrote:

Hi,

I have headaches constantly, too. Mine are mostly on the left

side of my head, and a narrow line of pain stretches across the

top to the right side. I have RA and " other things, " and I will know

more about the headaches when I finally have a diagnosis.

Tramadol seems to lessen the pain but doesn't stop it.

>

> Does anyone with RA have chronic headaches? I've had this

one off and

> on for a month or so, and this week the weather has worsened

and my

> head is about to explode! It feels like it's coming from my

neck,

> across my head into my eyes! I'm used to my body reacting to

the

> weather, but not my head! Nothing I've taken has stopped it. If

it

> were sinus I think I'd have those symptoms,which I don't. I took

a

> Claritin this a.m. to see if that would affect it. I tried all week to

> call the doctor and couldn't get through, the walk-in places

have waits

> of 3 - 4 hours and I don't think sitting in there with all those sick

> people will help at all! Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Migraines are usually on one side of the head. Hope that's not the

problem, as I can attest to the fact that they're not a bit of fun, LOL.

Sue

On Monday, February 20, 2006, at 01:55 AM, alblau999 wrote:

> Hi,

> I have headaches constantly, too. Mine are mostly on the left

> side of my head, and a narrow line of pain stretches across the

> top to the right side. I have RA and " other things, " and I will know

> more about the headaches when I finally have a diagnosis.

> Tramadol seems to lessen the pain but doesn't stop it.

[Guest guest]

Yeah, really, how did we get stuck with such crappy disease.

Sue <marysue@...> wrote:

Migraines are usually on one side of the head. Hope that's not the

problem, as I can attest to the fact that they're not a bit of fun, LOL.

Sue

On Monday, February 20, 2006, at 01:55 AM, alblau999 wrote:

> Hi,

> I have headaches constantly, too. Mine are mostly on the left

> side of my head, and a narrow line of pain stretches across the

> top to the right side. I have RA and " other things, " and I will know

> more about the headaches when I finally have a diagnosis.

> Tramadol seems to lessen the pain but doesn't stop it.

[Guest guest]

Hi, this is Kathy, I was never DX with RA, but have all the symptoms, My

painmanagement Dr has now taken me off the Vic, and anto a new one, she told me

that ra is believed to be caused fron a nerve damaged,I have nerve damaged in

shoulders arms and hands, March 10 I go for MRI on my spine, my lumbar was a

mess 3 yrs ago, so wish me luck, thanks Kat

" C. Y. " <cjmy3454@...> wrote: Yeah, really, how did we get stuck with

such crappy disease.

Sue <marysue@...> wrote:

Migraines are usually on one side of the head. Hope that's not the

problem, as I can attest to the fact that they're not a bit of fun, LOL.

Sue

On Monday, February 20, 2006, at 01:55 AM, alblau999 wrote:

> Hi,

> I have headaches constantly, too. Mine are mostly on the left

> side of my head, and a narrow line of pain stretches across the

> top to the right side. I have RA and " other things, " and I will know

> more about the headaches when I finally have a diagnosis.

> Tramadol seems to lessen the pain but doesn't stop it.