't use feverfew, riboflavin, or
butterbur if you're pregnant.
Many people who suffer from migraines learn from experience
what needs to be done to get through a migraine attack. They may lie down in a
dark room, take a nap, or apply cold packs to their forehead. Sometimes that’s
enough to treat their migraine.
For others, however, migraines are more difficult to control
or prevent and happen too often. Talk to your doctor about which treatment is
right for you if you’re experiencing frequent migraine attacks. Medications, in
combination with lifestyle changes and avoidance of migraine triggers, may be
the key to treating your migraines.