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lt;0.001) - anemia (P=0.003) - high blood pressure (P=0.004) - peripheral vascular disease (P=0.009) - migraine headache (P=0.02) (migraines are triggered by vasospasm) - less likely to have BMI >30 (P<0.03, not hugely strong) - *low
Dave deBronkart
I have had since September, shouldn’t they have dropped some from the drops? I do have a history of migraine since I was 14 (61 now). They are bad, 8-10 a month for many many years. I was started on Nurtec a year ago and it has really...per month. Many times I feel like I am being stabbed in the back of my eye with a knife. Most of the migraines are right sided and focused on my right eye. I al…
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wdaug
2\. Topiramate (Topamax)  [Topiramate] (Topamax) can treat many conditions, including seizures, [migraine headaches], and mood disorders. Topiramate can cause acute [glaucoma] (an eye condition that damages the optic nerve...al. (2016). [Evaluation of ocular side effects in the patients on topiramate therapy for control of migrainous headache]. *Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research.* Hol…
rx:medications glaucoma iop:intraocular-pressure
david
eye injury or impact to your eye (e.g., hit in eye with a ball) at any time in your life - frequent migraine headaches - a history or high or low blood pressure - obstructive sleep apnea - diabetes - sickle cell anemia - corneas
david
clearance is suppressed in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), cortical spreading depression–associated migraine aura, traumatic brain injury (TBI), subarachnoid hemorrhage/ischemic stroke, multiple microinfarcts, diabetes
glaucoma lymphatic-system
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clinical use in diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases, heart failure, sepsis related muscle atrophy, migraine, and epilepsy. We also address the limitations of using the βHB monoester as an adjunctive nutritional therapy
insulin bhb:beta-hydroxybutyrate
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dietary-supplements glaucoma neuroprotection bhb:beta-hydroxybutyrate
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