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Acephalgic migraine or occipital seizure lastnight. no headache. recent fatigue, irritability and muscle pain/cramping. reason for concern or no?
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Very common: It is actually very common to have a visual migraine, irritability and muscle pain/cramping without any headache. The acephalgic migraine are identical to the episodes that accompany a classic migraine aura.
Answered 2/14/2015
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