If you have a complex migrain does the pain on one of your sides go away or continue?

09/09/09

MaddVermilon

The pain started in my left arm and it was a shooting pain, later the pain got worse. Over the course of a day the pain spread to my left leg and the left side of my body started to feel numb. I have been light headed and I have had several headaches, shoulder and neck pain, and jaw pain. The pain is getting much worse. The cardiologist said it is not my heart and he said that it could be a complex migrain.

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