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I've got a clear ct scan but the headaches keep coming, what's going on?
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Headaches: There are numerous causes for headaches. CT scan can detect many abnormalities, but not all. MRI may be able to detect additional findings. Some patients with headaches don't have imaging abnormalities. Best to speak with your doctor on which steps to take next.
Answered 1/5/2019
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