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« on: Jan 20th, 2006, 5:48am »
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Not sure if anyone else here has had success with Relpax but it has worked for me when needed as a backup for my Imitrex.  My mom was prescribed Relpax for her migraines and the 2 or 3 times that I have taken it as a last resort in situations where my "miracle drug" Imitrex was not handy, fortunately the pain ceased after 20 minutes or so.  Although not as quick as Imitrex (1-2mins.) with pain relief, it may work for some of you better especially if Imitrex is ineffective?  Good luck!
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« Reply #1 on: Jan 20th, 2006, 10:13am »
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Yes I have had good luck with 40 mg relpax. I have noticed that it has a longer half life than imitrex but it dose'nt seem to work as fast.
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Relpax  - totally agree!
« Reply #2 on: Jan 23rd, 2006, 8:41pm »
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when nothing else will knock it down , Relpax will, but slowly.  So it's got to be a long one.  I hate to waste them on one that your only gonna have for fifteen minutes, so I alway's try everything else in the arsenal first.
 
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« Reply #3 on: Jan 28th, 2006, 1:55pm »
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My doctor gave me samples of both Relpax and Imitrex and, although both are effective (God bless the folks that developed these drugs!) I would give the edge to the Relpax. In my particular case, the Imitrex relieved the pain, but I was still very sensitive to light, sounds and smells. With the Relpax, although it does take longer to work, within an hour I don't even have a shadow...the CH is completely gone.
With that said, I must emphasize that they are both WONDERFUL products...especially when I think back to the treatments available 10 years ago.
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