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I get migranes in the back of my head and wondering what can be done?
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Botox or Surgery: You may be a good candidate for Botox injections over those trigger points. If that works, the nerves can be surgically decompressed. This has been shown to be very effective treatment in well selected patients. See a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience in migraine surgery in your area for more information.
Answered 6/24/2014
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