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My son occasionally gets migraines and I gave him Motrin about 20 minutes ago, but it isn't helping his headache. Can I give him Excedrin Migraine? He is 14 years old, 176 pounds, and 5 feet 10 inches tall. He hasn't had Motrin in months, but he just had football practice and a long day at school. He took 2 caplets of 200 mg Motrin at 6:50 PM. He is currently lying down with a washcloth on his head, and I suspect the headache might have intensified because he had not eaten since his school lunch. He has seen a doctor about his headaches before, and his primary care physician recommended taking ibuprofen at the onset of a headache.

November 14th, 2023

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