Skelaxin (Metaxalone)
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| Medph "Skelaxin" | 800 mg | FedEx next day/$24 |  | USA only | |
| 30 Tabs $162.5 | 90 Tabs $331.5 | ||||
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7-14 days/$20 |   | most countries | |
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HOW IS THE HEADACHE CAUSED?
Although there are many trigger factors that set off an attack of migraine, the precise way in which this is done is still uncertain. It is known that a change in the diameter (calibre) of vessels to the head plays a part; this alteration can be due to nervous or chemical changes.
The passage of an impulse down a nerve is electrical, in other words, there is a wave of changing charge moving down the nerve fibre. On the other hand, the passage of impulses from nerve to nerve is purely chemical, as is the passage of the nerve impulse to the muscle which the nerve controls. Chemicals are stored in the end-buttons of the nerve and, with the arrival of the impulse, packets of these are released either into the space between nerves, where they lead to a further nervous impulse, or into the space between nerve and muscle to cause muscle contraction. In the gap between the nerve terminal and its target are enzymes (specific chemicals that catalyze, or speed up, chemical reactions); these help destroy any transmitter substances not used, or which do not find their way back to their site of origin. An example of one of these enzymes is monoamine oxidase, or MAO.
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