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Doing my first Emgality injection today after fighting with my insurance for three months over it!! Really hoping this helps with my migraines. Does anyone have advice about the best place to inject it/strategies to make it hurt less? I’ve heard that icing the spot before hand helps.
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Checked at the pharmacy and have acquired my emgality dose AS THE SUBCU and not the 🤬🤬🤬 auto injector
Praise to my Neuro Team, and thank you to those who reminded me to call yesterday to check in on it!
Now it can't click and deploy at a slight delay and I won't jump and convulse and I will actually get the full dose! A little bizarre to think that my myoclonus makes the regular prefilled subcu needle more workable, but it just does 😅
hi eliza just wanted to thank you for all the information you’ve shared about your health and treatments etc. various pieces of your advice have really changed my life and outlook on chronic pain. 3 weeks of mexidol and I’ve noticed a few substantial differences. just curious are you still using it? any tips tricks stacking habits or anecdotal things you’ve noticed since the last time you mentioned it? guessing still with LDN. truly, thank you. your shared knowledge means more than I can communicate
it's so encouraging that you found some stuff that worked, thank you so much for letting me know.
im a big Mexidol fan rn!! i think i would like to take it for the rest of my life. i havent found any reports of long term use problems or toxicity, but all the research is in russian so we have to be cautious. i wish I could read all the russian research. i also was OFF mexidol for a weeks recently because of just slow shipping and i noticed a SIGNIFICANT difference. i felt cold all the time, my old nerve injuries started acting up again, various joint and ligament pain returned, and i got a migraine after really having a long stretch of no migraines. i also think my POTS got worse. i'm not sure about what would stack well with Mexidol, its similar as a molecule to vitamin B6 (if im not mistaken) so maybe we could look up stuff that goes well iwth that.
I'm still taking LDN and I think it does help a lot. recently ive been having bad sleep issues that remind me of narcolepsy, and I thought maybe it could be related to the recent new medications, so i tried changing doses and didn't notice any differences. unless it's the Emgality, which is a monthly injection and very long-acting so I can't really experiment with it unless I just delay my next dose, which I might try. the fucking sleep clinic booked me for JUNE.
JUNE.
i hate my life and i hate the fuckening government
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HI BLAKE!! so doing a biiiig media jump with this one just bc. Well ♡
^PROFESSOR BURNET!! The left picture is from her original feature/debut in a now discontinued application released in conjunction with B2W2 called Pokemon Dream Radar! The right is from her core-game game debut in Sun and Moon! (As well as UsUm obvs hehe)
She studies dreams! Or specifically the "space between dreams and reality" ! She's an extremely kind person, finding and taking in one of the side-protags, an extremely competent professor and shown as very outgoing and likable overall :3 she sometimes get overshadowed by her husband, professor kukui, but she's just as important and fun of a character (ESPECIALLY in the manga, the games/anime don't always do her justice BUT THE MANGA!! GRINS)
^^burnet concept art hehe
Got a prescription for emgality injections for chronic migraine. Yay for getting to stab myself in the stomach once a month... I get my two injection loading dose next Wednesday... Luckily my insurance covered it because I've tried so many migraine treatments.
Anyone tried this? I'm always so nervous to try newer meds. But at this point I'll do anything to stop the daily migraines.
Might also be getting botox so any personal experiences with that for chronic migraine would also be helpful!
Anyone try a CGRP inhibitor for migraines? Like aimovig or emgality. Nortriptyline isn’t really working for me and I’m back in that phase where I lie in bed all day because I can’t bear to get up and concentrate on anything.