Yes, it would be unusual to have significantly elevated intracranial pressure in absence of papilloedema, and it is correct that a direct pressure measurement via LP is the most direct and objective test. But maybe have an ophthalmologist double check eye grounds using a red free light to check maculopapillar bundle fibers, a subtle sign. Chronic daily migraine can be broken up with CGRP's.
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