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I have brain lesions am i prone to headaches more often then normal people?
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Perspective: The brain lesions could be due to many events, including prior head injury, but migraine itself can cause brain lesions. The spots themselves do not usually affect headache frequency , but if you have more headaches then have this treated.
Answered 11/28/2013
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