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A member asked:
I've been getting migraines a lot this year, why? they come every few weeks and i any figure out the reason, i'm only 16.
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Tough question: Many times there is no on reason to have frequent "migraines". More common in women so maybe it's hormones? Is there a strong family (mother, aunts, sisters etc) history of migraine. Your best bet is to have your family physician refer you to a neurologist. Don't procrastinate.
Answered 12/10/2016
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