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From reports I have seen and speaking with our radiologists about myself and scas I am eprforming this reads like a typical report of a mgiraine sufferer. Oten when scanning I see there white matter changes that they do not know the cause of. Quite often depending on age they may elect to do a followup mri in 6mos or so to determine if there are any further changes or if things are stable. It seems to read that they did not find any evidence of tumour, stroke or chiari malformatino
again nto a doc but a fellow sufferer who work in medical imaging. If you have questions about the repor you are best to speak to your MD to see if they can provide any further clarificationView Thread

) But is anyone else finiding this to be a bad year for migraines?And my apologies for typos I usually take care to edit etc but the way I am feeling right now errrr and I am going stir crazy to boot hence why I am even on a computerView Thread



Almost went to the hospital but decided to try accupuncture first and it surprisingly worked. Now I am jsut dealing with the hangover feeling from it all. I was skeptical at first but wow. I am happy that it did help. Was much better than going to the hospital with the noise and lights.View Thread



Is this a side effect that tends to go away with time or is it one I should expect to persist?View Thread

I saw you mention this is another posting and just wondered if you knew anything more about it. I have tried to find some information though it seems minimal. My concern is the MRI compatibility of the device to know if it would ever be an option for me since that is my field of work. Sadly I cannot find information about such a device in our safety books although all other deep brain stimulators and such are a contradiction so I am sort of figuring these are as well...Do you have any idea on this issue?View Thread

To survive this I have started adding about a teaspoon of straight lime juice to my glass of water. Gives it a tang and makes it less boring allowing me to stay hydrated and have less risk of a migraineView Thread

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