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My daughter (12) has had a chronic migraine for the past 104 days. what causes this? how can i help her?
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Unusual: It is unusual to have chronic migraines headaches for this long. It is worrying that her headaches are so persistent. She needs further evaluation by her doctor including a CT scan to rule out any other pathology
Answered 11/1/2017
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See neurologist: She needs to have a neurologic evaluation including imaging. You need to see a neurologist.
Answered 1/3/2017
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