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Old 07-18-2010, 06:03 PM #10
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I had migraines a lot when I was younger. Still got them, but not as often, during my 30s. Now (since getting CRPS) I have only had one migraine, but I get nearly daily headaches now. My doctors suspect it's a side effect of my meds. These don't feel like migraines though, and are treatable with Excedrin.

Interesting observation.
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