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Do late effects of sinus radiation contribute to TBI?

Head & Neck Cancer | Last Active: Apr 6 5:17pm | Replies (9)
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@jw9 I am also on Baclofen. I was also prescribed Sumatriptan which was covered by my insurance however once I reached the age of 60 my doctor would no longer prescribe it; the “Triptans” are found to cause stroke in those 60+ 😩
The Qulipta on the other hand has a $400.00 copay 😢

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jw9 | @jw9 | Apr 6 5:17pm

@mojo244 Thanks for your info about "triptans" The neurologist who prescribed Rizatriptan initially, was in a busy clinic. Do all physicians take care with what they prescribe to seniors? I'm 67 and will look into this. I only take about 6 tabs/month usually. It's written for only 10/month. Maybe only a few are risky. So thanks again, for the wake up call!
(I don't take any new meds, if they are new enough to have commercials on television, they are too expensive on my Medicare Part D insurance!

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