Migraines and Epilepsy

My Son has been suffering from Migranes from the time he was born. He was a colic-y baby and threw up daily for 2 1/2 years. Finally we had an allergist explain to us that he suffered from food intolerances and Migraines. The migraines made the poor kid sick to his stomach. We were surprised to learn that such a young child could have migraine headaches. We went through the process of an elimination diet and found that he had a problem with Legumes (Soy, Peanuts, peas) and reacted to MSG and Aspertame. After a few years we became less strict about what he ate. He ate anything, but we did notice that after long periods (a couple of weeks) of having something with Aspertame as an ingredient ( gum, breath freshener) he would have a 2 or 3 day migrane. Almonds almost always caused a migraine within a day. He developed asthma at about 9 years old. We treated the asthma with a steroid puffer at about 11 years old and it dissappeared.He still suffered from Migraines and began having Auras with them. We did not modify his diet alot at this time but would have him stop eating peanuts, almonds, aspertame and MSG.He had his first TC seizure at 13. He had been having Myoclonic Jerks for perhaps a year before, but we did not know what they were and were not concerned about them.He began taking Lamictal at 14. The pleasant side effect was that he never had headaches. Topamax, and Mysoline and Phenobarbitol all seem to take care of the headaches.For the past few years he ate anything including the forbidden foods.Recently his epilepsy has become a serious problem. He no longer has Myoconic Jerks, but has TC seizures and they have been frequent (~ 2 -3 a week)We have eliminated all sorts of alergens from his diet recently with varying success.We have most recently learned that he should eliminate foods high in Tyramine from his diet, many of which he was still consuming ( pepperoni, salami, bacon).Our nutritionist has recommended the restricted Tyramine diet because he suffers from both migraines and Epilepsy.He still only has headaches after seizures.For the most part, Ibuprofene, will take the headache away for him (including the migraines) and if it is really bad, both ibuprofene and acetaminophene (high dose) will make things bearable.Has anyone else had similar experiences?