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I've had severe headaches 24/7 over a year and had an mri without contrast in 08/15. could it have missed something?
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No: No, headaches are bad. Most expensive, one of the most difficult things to treat in medicine. Sounds like you are suffering from chronic migraines. I would go see a Neurologist with a good reputation for treating them. The key to success is perseverance. Have to find what works for you. consider botox, my favorite.
Answered 6/12/2016
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