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hi Laura, well as i told you b4 i dont normally get headaches, yet my last 3 or 4 relapses have had a severe headache prior, and lasting a couple weeks each time, my neuro has said two are not related then in same breath mentioned that spinal lesions can cause these headaches

I personally feel the two are intertwined

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