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A member asked:
What cause migraines with no pain? link to muscle weakness/fatigue? link to blood issues (platelet count)? advice to become healthier please.
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Atypical migraine: Not muscle weakness but can be a vascular issue. Certain migraines occur with with risks of clotting. You can discuss with your physician. Your neurologist can use other medications to help you. General treatment with diet, exercise is important. Sleep hygiene is very helpful.
Answered 8/13/2014
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