Do not worry: I know that head pain often conjures up an image of a massive brain tumor, but more than 99% of all headache and migraine patients do not have structural brain problem. Rather migraine is a hereditary neurochemical reaction to external and internal triggers. The neurologist will examine you and look for bodily triggers such as tmj, neck problems, thoracic outlet syndrome, and provide treatment.
Answered 5/14/2013
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Chronic migraines: It seems like you have chronic migraines. The dizziness can be part of that. I think you should be on preventive medication. Once your headaches are better the other sumptoms get better. Ask your neurologist.
Answered 3/13/2014
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