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Old 08-15-2008, 03:29 PM #4
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Yes, mine started out with what I thought was a Migraine headache and found out that it obviously wasn't. So, I think it depends on where we perceive are pain is located. Like it can feel deeper than it actually is. It kind of mimics a Migraine in the fact that it is usually located on one hemisphere/side. I hope this helps.
Hope you feel better soon!
~Rachel
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