Migraine Rebound Headache
Migraine Rebound Headache
Rebound headaches and pain medications?I've been dealing with a toothache for two weeks now.I have been to the dentist. I have a wisdom tooth has developed a broken abscess and the infection has begun to affect the bones. I am currently taking antibiotics at the moment and I am scheduled for oral surgery the 5th of this month. For pain of my dentist prescribed a 800 mg ibuprofen tablets three times a day and two Vicodin 5/500- every 4-6 hours. I have been taking these for almost 2 weeks and I am concerned about the headaches analgesic rebound since I'm still need to take them. I get Migraine Headaches and have been through some headaches very unpleasant rebound in the past. So any idea how I can keep from getting a rebound headache pain medications or reduce the severity of it if I a get because I'm obviously going to need to be in pain for a while longer?
I would try to wean yourself off the drugs pain gradually and when you go to the dentist I suggest you talk to them about your concerns or call you and Md regular discussion with them - must be able to advise you on how to do this
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