Migraines in Nursing School

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I just got accepted into an accelerated BSN program. However, I suffer from chronic migraines. I usually have around 15+ migraine days a month with preventative medication. Once I take my medication, I am usually able to function. I may have one or two non-functioning days a month. I'm wondering if this will interfere with school. Has anyone else attended nursing school while dealing with chronic migraines?

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hppygr8ful, ASN, RN, EMT-I

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This is something to discuss with your program. But two non-functioning days a month would definately be a problem for potential employers. There are some really good treatments for migraines now. I completely resolved my migrains (Haven't had one for 7 years) feel free to contact me by PM if you want to discuss.

Hppy

 

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