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I hv a paraguard iud can it cause migraines? for the last 5 weeks i hv had them when not on my cycle. i've seen a neurologist had a mri n ct scan (norm)
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No relationship: Iud's do not cause headaches or migraines. Tough to treat migraine hormonally, but perhaps a preventative medication will stop the headaches. Work out a plan with your neurologist.
Answered 11/20/2013
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