I am having super bad migraines.....I am taking too much tylenol....not good, so anyone out there have any other suggestions?  Help???

thanks for the info.  I'll ask my doctor for some

I've had migraines for about 30 years.  I've found that Midrin taken at the first sign of headache knocks it out, but I understand that midrin is on back order in some parts of the country.

I've also learned to know my body and the following is true for me....If I'm feeling headachy and I don't get enough sleep, or if I eat chicken, chocolate or chedar cheese , it will bring on the full onslaught of the migraine.  Also, if I don't have the midran and I take Ibuprofin and naproxen RIGHT AWAY it really helps.  The key is not to wait and see if  it's a 'regular headache vs a migraine'.  I used to wait till the headache got really bad before I would take anything.  I've learned to take something at the first sign, and it stops it.

This may sound strange but I have had migraines for about 20 yrs and I've taken everything from OTC to Rx meds for them until about 5 yrs ago I was having a major problem with them causing several trips to the ER and Dr with less time between them. I started seeing a new family practice doc and he did some lab work and he checked my B-12 level and folate level both  were very low so I started B-12 injections and taking folate.  My migraines are so much better.  I can always tell when it's time for my injection and if I don't take it I will get a migraine. 

B-12 and Folate Deficiency can cause  Confusion, Paranoia, Diarrhea, Dizziness, Fatigue, weakness, Loss of appetite, Rapid heart rate, Shortness of breath, Sore tongue and mouth, Tingling, numbness, and/or burning in the feet, hands, arms, and legs (with B12) And I guess in my case migraines.

My sister has had migraines her whole life. She finally found out that a lot of things she eats is what caused them. When she cut out food with MSG's, nitrates, caffiene, and other additives she got migraines a lot less often.

For the injections you have to get an Rx from an MD but before you start any thing you should see your doctor for lab work and test.