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Sensitive eyes, constant migraines, what to do?
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Rethink migraines: Many severe or constant headaches (HA) are called 'migraines' but may be another type of HA.To sort this out, I suggest a visit to a doctor who does osteopathic diagnosis & manipulation & prolotherapy or neuroprolotherapy.It's possible to sort out the real cause of HA with precise history & hands-on physical exam.Other tests may be necessary,too.Define correct cause=determining proper treatment.
Answered 11/4/2014
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