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Thank you for the replies guys.

3 days ago the headaches seem to reduced and until yesterday it was almost a reduction of 50% but its back today. I thought my brain finally started to recover and with this feeling of weakness in legs which is giving me huge bouts of anxiety im really stressed.
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