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I have had chronic daily intractable migraines/ status migranosus for 20. i have seen so my neurologists etc can you recommend anyone anything else?
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See pain doctor: An interventional pain management doctor can really help decrease even get ride of your headaches! occipital nerve block, cervical facet block, cervical paraspinal muscle trigger point injection...And must see a chiropractor. Get a brain and cervical MRI if you haven't already.
Answered 11/3/2017
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