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A member asked:
What u think docs! i had a mra dec2012 now i'm getting temple artery thick/tough with pain by my ear should i have another mra? scared 4 anuersyums
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See your provider: If a high quality, well interpreted mra was normal in 2012, another mra will likely not be helpful. Please see your health care provider for further workup and/or additional consultations.
Answered 5/2/2013
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