Advil LIQUI-GELS relieves my TMJ migraine headaches
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Advil LIQUI-GELS relieves my TMJ migraine headaches

Lexington : KY : USA | Nov 27, 2009 at 9:42 PM PST
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Hello nice folks out there. I, like 35 other million people in the US, suffer from bad migraine headaches associated with TMJ. For your information TMJ is the tempero-mandibular joint. It's the joint that hinges the lower jaw bone called the mandible, to the skull. I take a docor prescribed wonder pill called Relpax that works miracles on my bad migraine headaches. My prescription is only for 8 Relpax 40mg pills per month. The problem is I experience many more of these painful headaches each month. From my experience most over-the-counter drugs do not work on my TMJ migraine headaches. However this month having run out of my prescription Relpax I looked in my cuboard and found a bottle of Advil liquid gels. Some months ago I purchased these for my son. I took 1 of these and I still had my headache. So I read on the directions that 2 capsules could be used if pain or fever does not respond to 1. I've been known to have some degree of stomach upset on occasion during a migraine headache. So I make sure I eat something before taking any medication and especially Advil which the bottle says can cause stomach bleeding. It's important to read the information on the bottle as there are warnings listed. Tonight was the 3rd time in the last half of the month I had to take 2 Advil. And so far so good; I haven't experienced any stomach upset. It takes an hour or close to it for the Advil to kick-in. I'm so relieved when my migraine is gone. Just to be on the safe side it is probably good to ask your doctor first before taking Advil. Anyways I hope my article helps those of you who suffer from TMJ migraines. Happy holidays!

visionarybee is based in Lexington, Kentucky, United States of America, and is a Stringer for Allvoices.
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Posted By SACHIN2708 Sachin agarwal | over 3 years ago
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Posted By arifbashir Muhammad Arif Bashir | over 3 years ago
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Posted By visionarybee visionarybee | almost 3 years ago
I found something better then the Advil geltabs for tmj migraine pain. When I run out of my 8 prescription Relpax (40 mg) per month meaning I have migraines daily or almost daily, I take 2 Equate cold geltabs. I forgot the exact name but they are dark blue geltabs and they are from Equate; I get them at Walmart. They are for colds but they work pretty good on my tmj migraines. These cold geltabs are easier on the stomache (don't quote me on that but I think they are). With equate cold I only have to take 1 dose (2 geltabs). You must get the nighttime ones because the day (a lighter color) do nothing for migraines. With Advil I must take more then 1 dose (2) so I'd rather take the Equate cold dark blue and just take 1 dose which is 2 geltabs. I hope I helped some of you.
Posted By visionarybee visionarybee | almost 3 years ago
I found something better then the Advil geltabs for tmj migraine pain. When I run out of my 8 prescription Relpax (40 mg) per month meaning I have migraines daily or almost daily, I take 2 Equate cold geltabs. I forgot the exact name but they are dark blue geltabs and they are from Equate; I get them at Walmart. They are for colds but they work pretty good on my tmj migraines. These cold geltabs are easier on the stomache (don't quote me on that but I think they are). With equate cold I only have to take 1 dose (2 geltabs). You must get the nighttime ones because the day (a lighter color) do nothing for migraines. With Advil I must take more then 1 dose (2) so I'd rather take the Equate cold dark blue and just take 1 dose which is 2 geltabs. I hope I helped some of you.
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