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My doctor has precribed a few migraine meds and basically said don't know what to do if these don't work,. will neurologist know more.
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Yes: If you do not get relief from the medications you have been given by your family doctor for headaches, then yes, you should see a neurologist for a second opinion and further evaluation.
Answered 5/20/2016
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