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A member asked:
My dad, sister, & i get migraines. mine have gotten more severe in symptoms & pain. can that happen in a family? different kinds of migraines?
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Yes: Migraines can absolutely be associated with your family history, and they may have different manifestations in how the migraines feel for each person. If yours are getting more severe you can seek advise and medication options from your physician.
Answered 8/19/2013
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