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Originally Posted by hopefulmom
Since then, she has been diagnosed with 4 different types of migraines. It turns out that there are migraine genes and her concussion triggered them to become responsive according to her migraine docs at UCSF and the Mayo Clinic.
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Who do you see for such diagnosis and how does one get diagnosed with such incredible detail?
I don't really get much pain, but I suspect I maybe suffering from silent migraines or aura-only migraines.
But no doctor that I have visited would go into such detail to actually diagnose me with anything. All of them listen to my symptoms, dispense basic migraine medication and have me report back.
The amount of detail you describe in such diagnosis is nothing that I have experienced...and I'm up to 4 different neurologists to-date.