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Fluctuating headache for two weeks, no other symptoms (vision, balance, etc). chance of small clot in brain? would there be other symptoms with clot?
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Headache: See your physician who may order an imaging study like a ct scan or a mri. You may be referred to a neurologist before or after any tests for an evaluation. There are numerous possibilities - some more serious than others.
Answered 2/10/2013
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