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I just started getting an onset of migraines. i've never had headaches or migraines my whole life. should i be concerned?
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Migraines: Yes, new onset headaches should be evaluated. This could be something simple such as a change in diet or medication that has changed which is the trigger or something more concerning. A complete history and physical will help decipher the etiology of your new onset of headaches.
Answered 6/9/2015
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Need evaluation: A brain MRI needed too.
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