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Tx360 Lidocaine injected
May 6th, 2015 at 12:32pm  
I was seen at Stanford Hospital in California Headache Neurology Clinic and they changed two thing. 1) verapamil xr 120 mg #6 in am to verapamil 160 4x a day and 80 at bed time.
2) TX360 injection up the nose into the sphenoid ganglion nerve.
Has anyone found better relief w short acting verapamil spread out? Second has anyone tried TX360 there is a utube video.
Still chronic after 3 years despite D3 regiment.
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