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Is it normal to get a lot of migraines when you first get them?
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Not uncommon: Particularly if you have not been given effective medication yet, will seem that way, even if not more frequent. Work w/your dr to find medication that works well for you +/- a preventive medication.
Answered 3/2/2013
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