May not be migraine: Migraines can sometimes cause neurologic symptoms in other parts of the body that can mimic a mini-stroke (TIA). But it's important to rule out more dangerous causes like aneurysm or tumor. CT or MRI of the brain, and possibly a CTA or MRA to look for aneurysms, is probably needed. See a doctor as soon as possible.
Answered 10/26/2015
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See MD: Complex migraines can cause the head and numbness in your arm/legs. The bulging disc can cause the "tugging feeling in your heel" and burning leg pain. Sounds like you need to discuss this with your physician for management.
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See your doctor or: neurologist asap to get your migraines reevaluated as they are becoming more complex.
Answered 10/26/2015
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Complicated issue: Need a lot more info and proper Neuro exam to fully answer but you will need a CT or MRI of your brain to rule out a more significant problem than migraine headache. Get to your family doc 1st and then if no answers after testing, to Neurologist asap.
Answered 10/26/2015
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