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Occipital neuralgia

2015-08-25 09:41:30
Severe pain on alternate days, managed so far with painkillers. The pain radiates from neck to the head and converts to migraine. What's the treatment?
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Hi.. I went through your question...you need to be examined thoroughly and should undergo certain investigations...consult neuro physician they will do the needful

Answered2015-08-27 02:41:15

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