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A member asked:
My husband is getting headaches behind the eye. this, we suspect resulted in a cataract, which necessitated the replacement of his eye lense. we have previously went for mri, no problems on scan, still having the headaches, who can he see for this?
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Headache: Behind the eye can be related to sinus problems, an ENT specialist can help, probably a neurologist as well , seems that you have seen one already given the MRI study, however a second opnion won't harm, see an ENT specialist for now, wish you and your husband wellness
Answered 4/26/2021
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