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Old 01-11-2023, 10:05 AM #4
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Thanks Guys,

I got lucky, I think and have been able to reach out to a Dr Nick Silver, a neurologist in Liverpool who specializes in migraines/headaches and all the extra nasty neuroligical conditions that can come with them. He can hopefully point me in right direction if its another neuro condition.

A 3 week wait for an online session is better then half a year wait.

I am working on diet as suggested, just very frustrating

Thanks again
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