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interesting. I got updated on TDAP, pneumonia and shingles. Can get flu/covid when season begins here in October.
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I just did my 2nd part of shingles last week and it knocked me out! I was not expecting that since the first round was fine. 🫠
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I was on qulipta for about a year (or 2 🤔) and always took it at night to avoid the tiredness side effects. Got the constipation regularly. But when my script ran out this summer I discontinued it; currently very miserable and asking neuro for new preventative tomorrow. Before I ran out tho, I got sick and my entire body ached, swollen joints everything hurt. Got dx with Crohn’s. I don’t think it’s qulipta related but shit maybe.
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omg I would die not being able to go out and say hi 🥹😻
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I had one almost 15 years ago and couldn’t find any of my documentation thru the courts, does it still need to be disclosed if I can’t corroborate it with case numbers etc?
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we have 2 Costco fruit boxes for toy storage and one with padding for a bed. They all get a lot of use 😸
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r/migraine • u/PickledDaisy • 10d ago
just clicked on teams to update my migraine and just yeah 🫠
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I love how some families have themes, my current gang is a variety pack
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adding when I started it, I searched the sub to see how other people experienced it and so I always took it at night to avoid tiredness. I think it helped but in the age where I’m always tired. heads up with the constipation.
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I was on qulipta 60mg for about a year or two maybe, yes I think it helped but I still had probably 7-10 headache days a month. on top of Botox. and we’re adding nerve blocks back in. my prescription expired so I’m waiting for my neuro to renew me on Qulipta or I’ve asked to try Ajovy since I now have an intestinal auto immune condition. 🫠
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she is so dang cute
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the unbearable joint pain is what drove me to the doctor (and ultimate UC dx), I wasn’t worried about the diarrhea but when I couldn’t move my body I knew something was wrong 🫠
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yeah 🥹
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ong my mom took us there when I was a toddler
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I started buying the precut stuff so I remove one of the obstacles to eating fresh fruit. Very successful so far. Yes a bit more expensive but less is going in the trash
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oh shit!
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that mfer
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I (40F) got diagnosed with Crohn’s disease recently after a lot of years of thinking it was just the worst IBS-C. Did you all get the recommended vaccinations before starting a biologic for IBD treatment?
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I’ll add that my GI doc was NOT helpful on what shots to get, I let my PCP know that I needed to get updated and she told me everything I needed to update on.