I have migraines and transformed migraines and I am on topomax for prevention. This has helped the daily headaches a lot but now I am getting headaches when I shake my head side to side and I have pain in my neck at the base of my skull. Should I request an appointment with a neurologist?
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9/29/09 4:34pm
Hi there,
Yes, definitely make an appointment with the doctor whot treats you for Migraine. This could be a form of erertional trigger, an issue with cerebrospinal fluid pressure, or something else entirely.
Please let us know how it goes?
Teri
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