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Can a high fever trigger the onset of migraines? my son spiked 107 temp a couple months ago and has since had numerous headaches and 3 migraines.
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Mgt: Given the level of your son's high temperature, infectious causes such as meningitis should be considered. I would recommend a neurologic evaluation and monitoring his temperature for any fever.
Answered 4/29/2015
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