That : That is a very good question. It turns out that at least in females with ms, a higher percentage do have migraine. A study of a large number of women, those with migraine were more likely to develop ms than women without migraine. Check out www.Msrc.Co.Uk/index.Cfm/fuseaction/show/pageid/2458. This is a description of the study as reported on the ms resource center of the uk.
Answered 12/9/2020
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Neuromusculardentist: There definately seems to be a connection seek a neuromuscular dentist where he may be able to eliviate your symptoms.
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Yes, definitely: About 52% of ms patients suffer migraine headaches and there seems to be a general relationship, but, if there are lesions in the periaqueductal brainstem region, the headache incidence goes up four-fold. This is readily managed with appropriate migraine preventative measures, and your regular neurologist will manage this easily.
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