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To: scaram(o)uche who wrote (10745)	3/1/2004 2:19:52 PM
From: Biomaven	Respond to of 52153

(mostly OT) I found a triptan But there is now a developing consensus that too frequent triptan usage produces rebound headaches. Not quite clear where the danger starts, but perhaps anything more than twice a week. Of course your insurance company might inadvertently protect you against this danger by restricting the number of pills they will pay for. <g> It is not nearly widely enough known, but any frequent treatment of headaches with analgesics (like tylenol on up) is likely to produce rebound and chronic headaches. Peter