Maybe: If you have a history of migraines.. Yes.. This could be migraine. If there is any associated hearing loss... This may be related to dysfunction of your inner ear as well. If you have other neurologic symptoms... Slurred speech/ weakness in your arms or legs... I'd be concerned about stroke.
Answered 2/13/2012
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Possibly: Those are all common symptoms related to migraines, but are not definitive and could be from something else. You should see a physician, get examined, get a solid diagnosis, and begin finding a treatment or solution. You may want to consider teeth clenching/grinding as a possible cause as all of these symptoms can come from that, too. So maybe see your dentist as well.
Answered 2/12/2013
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