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Can a person have more than one kind of migraine

Teresa Ann is finally gave in an applied for SSDI Living With It I just turn 40 struggling w/ migraines and menieres I am a licenced physical therapist assistant and have worked in... Send Message Subscribe: Teresa Ann

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Hi i'm teresa. I m a healthcare professional but really struggling as a patient with chronic migraines. Can you have more than 1 kind of migraine ? I am having a tough time with nailing down what type of migraine I have because of pain and fatigue. Is there a "short questionarre or something" to help you determine type of migraine. Please excuse my spelling etc... I fatigue easy these days.

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teresa

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