Post AI9CBwpPsrPSlGc2hU by thegibson@hackers.town
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 (DIR) Post #AI9C6Xup57gQ31Z87M by thegibson@hackers.town
       2022-04-04T12:25:39Z
       
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       Incredibly bad migraines this morning. Might just hide in a dark quiet room today.Wait.
       
 (DIR) Post #AI9C6YaeZb8y8l8XJo by Ent@infosec.exchange
       2022-04-05T18:28:35Z
       
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       @TheGibsonOuch. Does Imitrex/sumatriptan work for you? If so, I'll share the prophylaxis I came up with that works for my own migraines
       
 (DIR) Post #AI9CBwpPsrPSlGc2hU by thegibson@hackers.town
       2022-04-05T18:29:33Z
       
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       @Ent I very rarely have them... so I don't know. :)
       
 (DIR) Post #AI9Cvx8r3BZD3RdpxI by Ent@infosec.exchange
       2022-04-05T18:37:51Z
       
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       @TheGibsonUntil a spate of a bunch of them brought on by glare-inducing office lighting at a past job, mine were pretty rare as well. For me, I also found L-arginine and/or niacin can trigger them for me via blood vessel dilation effects.
       
 (DIR) Post #AI9CwgSaYf5fbgDjSi by Ent@infosec.exchange
       2022-04-05T18:38:01Z
       
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       @TheGibsonImitrex is pretty easy to get a prescription for and worth having on hand, as it's the only thing I've used that can stop a migraine after it starts (assuming I catch it early). Just know it works by flooding the body with serotonin to constrict the blood vessels, so it's not for everyone.