Re: News on Minocycline? Follow up Rollie

[Guest guest]

Hopefully, your son will have a respite from the migraines, but for us,

it was only temporary. Two weeks later the headaches resumed. Since

starting the diet with my son, we've noticed a reduction in the

headaches. He also has a neurological condition called Cyclical

Vomiting Syndrome. For the first time in nearly a year, his cycle was

very mild--a couple of doses of Zofran got him through.

Are your son's migraines constant? Noah's do have a tendency to cluster

and we just have to get him through that. Noah starts antivirals today,

so I will let you know if it has any effect on the migraines.

Hope your son is feeling better.

Robyn

[Guest guest]

Another thing I'll just throw out there . . . I have migraines as well and they

do have a tendecy to cluster. During one particularly bad cluster, the doctor

put me on Topomax, which is s anti-seizure med. It definitely worked, but the

side effects did me in and I had to stop taking it. That being said, I'm very

sensitive to prescription meds and usually experience some side effects.

Just thought you might want to discuss it with his doctor.

All the best,

Robyn

Robyn <rngcoggs@...> wrote:

Hopefully, your son will have a respite from the migraines, but for

us,

it was only temporary. Two weeks later the headaches resumed. Since

starting the diet with my son, we've noticed a reduction in the

headaches. He also has a neurological condition called Cyclical

Vomiting Syndrome. For the first time in nearly a year, his cycle was

very mild--a couple of doses of Zofran got him through.

Are your son's migraines constant? Noah's do have a tendency to cluster

and we just have to get him through that. Noah starts antivirals today,

so I will let you know if it has any effect on the migraines.

Hope your son is feeling better.

Robyn