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Hi, mri for migraine results indicate nonspecific foci of increased t2/flair signal intesity in the periventicular, deep and subcortical white matter. multiple nonspecific white matter foci with predominantly in the subcortical white matter. ?

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Dr. Dwight Romriell
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Pain Management 47 years experience
Migraine= Trigeminal: It has been my experience over 40 years migraine headaches can and often are prevented by focusing on the activity of the trigeminal nerve and reducing as much as reasonably possible feedback form any trigeminal stimulation.
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