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T2 flair hyperintense foci done for 13 years old girl getting frequent headache and got panic attack.she is often look stressed .
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Likely migraine: The MRI films likely demonstrated migraine, and the young girl should be started on some preventative anti-migraine med or an otc remedy. But the panic attacks and stress need to also be addressed. See your pediatrician.
Answered 6/10/2014
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