Pain in the neck: or abnormalities of the spine, such as you have, can cause pain and tension in the neck, which in turn can cause primary headache or migraine. See a headache specialist for proper diagnosis and management.
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Back migraine: The findings on the MRI are very unlikely related to the migraine and nausea. You are only 31yrs the early degeneration is a process of ageing. As long as the bulging disc are not causing stenosis or compression treatment should be PT. The migraine with the nausea is treated differently.
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