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August 7th 03, 07:24 PM
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"Corrie" wrote in message om... There are also certain meds used both for depression, and in much lower doses, for preventing migraine headaches. I suspect that the concern is with the listed side-effect of drowsiness, but as I understand it, side effects vary from person to person. I'm sure that migraine sufferers would be delighted if those meds made it onto the approved list as well. True, true. I used to have migraines, and took these medicines, but to my surprise, when I was about 42, I grew out of the headaches. I no longer take the stuff. I was on it long enoug to know that there is no imparement, taken at those low levels. -- Jim in NC-- 
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August 8th 03, 06:03 AM
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True, true. I used to have migraines, and took these medicines, but to my
surprise, when I was about 42, I grew out of the headaches. I no longer take the stuff. From your lips to God's ears. I've got a pounder right now that's laughing at the Imitrex. Too much caffeine today I think.
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