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My suggestion is find a good Neurologist and give him every detail. Write it all down before you go make sure that all the records from any testing or procedures you have had done. He will know what testing and procedures need to be done to find out for sure what can be done to make sure that nothing too serious is wrong with you, and can also see if there is any meds or treatments that can help you heal or at least feel better.

After 17 months I finally saw one and he gave me Fioricet which has almost completely taken away my headaches. I have not felt so good in so long!!!!!!!!!

It is worth a try! But make sure that he is a good one.

Good luck!

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