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Is it possible that a mild concussion can cause a migraine a couple of months later?
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I've been off migraine medicine almost a year since I had a horse fall a year and a half ago and got a concussion and wanted to see if I'd benefit aga?
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IGet daily migraine headaches from a concussion.I am getting help by neurologists.Tried many things to help it,no help.What can I do for quick relief?
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I hit my head back in 2017 but was never diagnosed with a concussion. Ive had migraine-like headaches since then & Im afraid I have occipital neuralgia after doing some research. Are there any tips on alleviating the pain until I can see a doctor?
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