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Probably migraine: The MRI is worthless - most cases of hemicrania (1-sided headaches) in middle-aged or young females are due to a migraine disorder. 99+% of scans (CT or MRI) will fail to reveal a cause for the headaches because the problem isn't anatomical (there's nothing structurally wrong); rather, the problem is in the way the nerves & blood vessels work together. See a neurologist for diagnosis & treatment.
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