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I had 2 strokes from endocarditis have seen id doc all infection is gone 2 months ago started having terible headaches is thisfrom strokes also ?
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Follow up: You need MRI of the brain to see any sign of infection or abscess in the brain -- talk to your cardiologist asap.
Answered 5/11/2019
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