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Question: From Mission, British Columbia, Canada:
My 10 year old daughter has had type 1 diabetes for two and a half years, and a year and half ago, she started suffering from bad headaches, which make her vomit, at least once a week, but her blood sugars are well within the normal range when these headaches occur. We have to go to the hospital and receive lots of drugs for 8 to 12 hours to get rid of the headache. We're just looking for any information on dealing with these life-altering headaches.
Answer:
This sounds like childhood migraines. There are several medications to consider, but you should talk to your daughter's pediatrician, diabetes team and perhaps also a neurologist to get specific information that might keep her out of the hospital.
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Original posting 12 Sep 2001
Posted to Aches and Pains
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Last Updated: Tuesday April 06, 2010 15:09:24
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