Migraine

Ok, you may want to do your own research on dilaudid. Better to be an educated patient we always say.

Thank you so much, I will definatley do some research. I guess I shouldn't assume that they are giving me something safe, you're right. Thanks for the heads up

I feel your pain, with my oldest child my doc would only let me take regular tylenol, nothing else. I had a migraine almost every day of my pregnancy. I had other complications as well. I had preterm labor problems, put at bedrest at 4mths pregnant. Hospitalized 4 times, and with one time staying for two weeks straight. With strict orders to lay almost flat on my back always, and of course no driving or going anywhere, because no sitting up at all. I developed preeclampsia, and had polyhydremos. My second child however went totally different, no headaches at all. Migraine and even no tension headaches. No bedrest, and most of all no hospital stays until the day arrived to give birth. I had girls both times. There is a 7yr difference between my girls, but both pregnancies were very different. I'm sorry for your pain, i still remember mine. As always my thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless!