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Hx of migraines. l side headache off/on post covid infection in jan. alcohol would trigger- have stopped drinking.csp done 4days ago- have the headaches more and pressure in my l ear . side effect from the sedation? do i need an mri? advil no help?
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Many triggers for migraine headaches, and sounds like your pattern is becoming chronic daily. Unlikely MRI will reveal any useful information, but further studies should be decided by a neurologist. A preventative medication should be employed and the CGRP class includes many valuable interventions.
Answered 4/18/2022
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