See neurologist: You need to see a neurologist. There are several types of migraine headaches. A "complex migraine" is one in which there are neurological symptoms such as weakness, loss of vision, or difficulty speaking in addition to the headache. In fact, a complex migraine may be mistaken for a stroke.
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Frequently: I see complex and atypical migraines quite a bit.
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