Worried About Two Gum Polyps: What Medicine Should I Use?

Ans: If you indeed have migraine and if you are getting more than 6 attacks a month or if the other drugs used for the prevention of migraine are not effective in your case, you can try drugs known as CGRP inhibitors after consulting a neurologist or an internist

Ans: Ranolazine, Trimetazidine. These are a couple you can ask about. But Nikoran may still be the best. Please seek proper consultation for the same.

Ans: Hello
You have not mentioned whether you have consulted a dentist for your gum inflammation and were treated in the past for the same.
The most common cause for gum inflammation is poor oral hygiene. Inadequate or improper brushing can lead to accumulation of tartar or calculus which in turn leads to gum inflammation. This tartar or calculus has to be cleaned (the process is called scaling) periodically by a qualified dentist in order to maintain gum health. The recommended frequency can be determined by your dentist after periodic check ups.
If you have gum inflammation despite regular check ups and cleaning, other factors could be responsible.
Certain medicines which need to be taken on a regular basis are known to cause swelling of the gums. Hormonal imbalances can also affect the gums. To rule out these extra-oral factors, your medical history and medication will have to evaluated and adjusted by a General Physician.