Guest guest Posted April 10, 2008 Report Share Posted April 10, 2008 With every decrease of Effexor in the beginning for about 4, 5 days I get bad headaches. I decrease very slowly now, for me it is 5% at the time. I am used to the symptoms now and I know what to expect. I write everything down in my diary and if in doubt I compare my sign with the list of withdrawal symptoms. I stay on one level for about 3 weeks. If I have any extra stress I wait for things to calm down. Would it be all right to take for headaches something called: Headache Relief by New chapter that contains stated below ingredients: One softgel contains %DV Fevefew, (stem, leaf & flower), supercritical extract, (1% parthenolide-1.25g) 125mg * Green Tea, (leaf), extract (50% polyphenols-50mg)(7%Caffeine) 100mg * Wintergreen, (leaf), extract, salicylic acid derivatives*** 75mg * Ginger,SBSC**, (rhizome), certified organic, (minimum 20% pungent compounds-10mg, 4%zingiberene-2mg) 50mg * Meadowsweet, (herb), extract, salicylic acid derivatives*** 38mg * Purple willow, (bark), (Salix purpurea), extract, salicylic acid derivatives*** 38mg * California Poppy, (whole plant), extract 5:1 20mg * Rosemary, (leaf & essential oil), supercritical extract (23% total phenolic antioxidants [TPA]-2.3mg) 10mg * Ginger, (rhizome), certified organic (post-supercritical ethanolic extract)(3% pungent compounds-0.3mg) 10mg * Lavender, (flower), supercritical extract (25% linalool-2.5mg) 10mg * Hops, (strobiles), supercritical extract (35% humulones-1.7mg)(12% lupulones-0.6mg) 5mg * Valerian, (root),(Valeriana officinalis & Valeriana mexicanus) supercritical extract, (60% volepotriates-3mg) 5mg * *Daily Value not established **Supercritical Broad Spectrum Complex ***Combined Salicylic Acid derivatives equal 25% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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