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IV Propofol - Treatment of Chronic Intractable CH (Read 1854 times)
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IV Propofol - Treatment of Chronic Intractable CH
Jun 19th, 2017 at 12:37am
 
Whilst we have multiple different medications that work as a preventive, for some people nothing seems to work, so it is great to see further options being available:

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This article covers propofol to treat ongoing migraine with a 95% success rate (it's rare to see a figure this high) and how the author used propofol to treat CH with successful results where other approaches have failed.

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Re: IV Propofol - Treatment of Chronic Intractable CH
Reply #1 - Jun 19th, 2017 at 2:38am
 
Good Read

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Reply #2 - Jun 20th, 2017 at 6:46pm
 
This is interesting, but hardly a viable treatment for most of us. A good idea to save a copy in case you get to an ER.
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