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Is it normal to have a lot of migraines while 13 weeks pregnant?
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Not the norm: U need to tell your OB so u can have a workup to r/o anything bad like a brain tumor or aneurysm ( neither are common, but possible if uhave not had a previous workup) and u will need to be followed by a neurologist along with your ob.
Answered 6/10/2014
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