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Its also used sometimes as a migraine preventer. Originally prescribed to lower blood pressure, it was found that it also decreased the frequency and severity of migraines in some, not all, sufferers. I have been on it for a year now as a migraine preventer and it is my miracle drug. Its also known as Inderal.

I've just checked some of the products we use and in some cases on the 'active ingredients' are listed. I will have to dig a bit deeper. I wonder if ingredients vary from country to country.

Thanks for posting the link.

Just when I believed I didn't have cushings (this is what the best experts in my country have said), I read this article and have every symptom they mention. I need a daily cocktail of drugs to function and feel unwell all the time. Oh well it looks like i haven't met my last endo!

God I'm confused!

BWT - technically, what is supposed to happen to T4 levels in a person with cushings?

Thanks for posting this concise informative article - I knew there was a reason I loitered.

I have pcos diagnosis and have been on a so called mini-pill (oral progesterone only) for 3 weeks and am losing weight. I didn't expect this.