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I had a migraine on tuesday (now sun) i'm still feeling tired and drained. i'm getting a pain behind my left eye last few days. should i be worried?!
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Maybe: How long you migraine usually last? 2-3 days? you are five days now and it seems longer than usual, so I suggest that you call you neurologist or MD. Most migraine are similar but if were some differences, we as neurologist prefer to revisit with the patients and consider other possibilities
Answered 3/4/2019
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