u/TryingMyWiFi

My ENT referred me to a neurologist to investigate possible vestibular migraine. I have a history of hyperacusis, as loud environments seem to be one of my main triggers and it really hurts my ear.

The neurologist prescribed atogepant, and I've been taking it for about 2 months now, but honestly I haven't noticed any difference so far.

I've also been taking betahistine for more than a year. To be honest, I don't think it's doing anything either at this point. I mostly keep taking it because ..why not ?

At my last ENT visit, the only change was that my hearing loss in the affected ear had increased, after being stable for more than a year.

For those who have taken atogepant for vestibular migraine, did it work for you? How long did it take before you noticed an improvement?

And if it didn't work, did you try another CGRP medication?

Thank you !

Boas, malta! Estou a fazer a viagem de carro para Portugal e amanhã cruzo a fronteira.

Agora ocorreu-me algo: como faço para pagar as portagens em PT com um carro de matrícula estrangeira e sem via verde?

Há alguns trechos com pagamento com cartão, certo? Mas também há as SCUTs...

Hi all, it is a very specific question and I'm not even sure this is the right sub to post it.

I have been living in Brussels for 2 months now (for the long term) and I have a rare chronic disease (Menieres/vestibular migraine) so I need to be followed by an ENT specialized in dizziness/vertigo.

Any recommendations would be very helpful. I'm willing to travel a bit for a good doctor.

thank you very much!

Boas, malta !

Tennis alguns vhs antigos e gostava de passar para o formato digital .

Conhecem alguém que preste este serviço e quanto custa em média?

Preferencialmente, na zona do porto ou arredores.