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I am a 34 year old female. A recent MRI showed 15-20 lesions. The neurologist said that since the lesions were not deep, the probably stem from migraines. I've had migraines since I was 15, but don't get that that often. Any thoughts? Kindest regards, Tracey.
Answer:
Dear Tracey;
Some research came out about Migraines causing subclinical (producing no symptoms) lesions on the brain. One of the implications of the report was that effective Migraine prevention is important....
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