Methysergide maleate for Migraine User Reviews
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"My migraines started when I was about 8 years old, and not until I was about 30, my doctor put me on Sansert after all the other medicines on the market at that time failed to help. He would slowly wean me on the tablet till I took 3 a day, then after a time, he would gradually wean me off to none. When the headaches started again, we went through the same process. I did this 3 or 4 times. After the last time, I never had another migraine. I had no side effects from this medication and can only be grateful to no longer have to suffer from those debilitating headaches."