Posts by Dennis Rogers3

Let’s not panic just yet!
There are plenty of those tiger mosquitoes around, but they aren't any more dangerous than the regular ones; the main difference is simply that they bite during the day.
The swelling at the bite site is likely just because it was a new type of sting.
If you really want to deal with something troublesome, the tiny little gnats are much worse—their bites can itch for a long time!

I tend to take everything I read in the news with a grain of salt.
The printed word really does endure quite a lot of nonsense, doesn't it?
If we assume tuna—which doesn't even live on the ocean floor and feeds primarily on small fish with similar habits—is safe, then what about bottom-dwellers like flounder, halibut, or skates that live in the silt? Or even shrimp, which feed on whatever settles in the sediment?
Beyond that, there is the issue of how much manipulation goes on within the food industry.

Sandra King86 said:IMITREX (sumatriptan succinate)—you can only get it with a prescription.
It's honestly the only thing that actually works... whether it's an injection, a pill, or those nasal sprays
I'm a huge fan of the spray—it hits just as fast as an injection (I'm feeling at least 50% better within 10 minutes) and I don't have to deal with a doctor or some jerk at the ER.

Have you perhaps tried Imigran spray yet, just to see which one is more effective?
They might actually share a similar base formula.