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I keep on getting migrains by the frontal right lobe?
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See doctor: If you are getting frequent headaches, you should see a doctor to determine if these are drug withdrawal type headaches from too much pain medication or if not taking anything regularly you need to be placed on prophylactic medication for the "migraine".
Answered 4/9/2013
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