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Tried lots of things for my cluster headaches.. from pills to nasal spray. Finally solved the problem with these injections, excellent choice. After it's been injected it takes about half an hour before it's effective and then I can just get back on with my day. So happy with this medicine!
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I injected Imigran for a good 20 years and as far as I'm concerned it was a wonder drug. The harried feeling and sweating just after the injection were prices I was prepared to pay because it sent me into a really deep sleep and when I wake up I was as good as new. It also stopped me from vomiting. However, over the past few years it's been getting more frequent that the pen doesn't work and la...
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When I started using Imigran I felt quite oppressed, but that quickly disappeared. I literally felt the medicine travelling through my body and an upset stomach (I would vomit for days and nights, going crazy with the headaches) usually disappeared in half an hour. Superdrug and the first years no side-effects
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In general an effective medicine for me when I start getting cluster headaches. The pain mostly goes away within 10 to 15 minutes. Sometimes it takes a bit longer, up to 30 minutes. Opinions from doctors on use often differ. My neurologist said I should wait 2 hours before taking the next dose. But you can take as many as you like in a day, even up to 10.
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