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Severe head pain right back side of head. mri normal except developmental venous anomaly left temp lobe. can that be causing the pain on the right?
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Not likely: From what we know about venous anomalies, they are asymptomatic. This should not be the cause of the severe headaches. A headache specialist like a neurologist may be able to help.
Answered 12/28/2013
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