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Why do i have to deal with a burning sensation migraines from having left frontal lobe brain surgeries and a severe concussion yrs ago?
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Depends: This depends on the exact nature of your injury and surgeries. Headaches of all types and characteristics after a head injury are common and often a persistent problem. I would highly suggest that you seek care with a neurologist with special interests in headaches.
Answered 4/19/2017
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