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What are silent migraines?
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The migraine aura: is a neurosensory disturbance that includes a series of recurring neurologic symptoms. Common symptoms include visual disturbances during which the patient may describe homonymous visual changes, tingling, numbness, but no headache.
Answered 11/22/2014
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