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What Could Cause Migraines?

I have low t and I am just starting treatment for it. My test. level was 109 on a scale of 249-849. My Dr. has me on 1 cc every other week right now. I go back in 6 weeks to see if it has gone up or if she needs to raise my dosage. My question is this week right before I took my shot I got a migrain headache and have had it now for 3 days could this be caused from my tes. level being so low?
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
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I think your question have some formatting error , it seem you want to write vit b12 test report with normal range (249-849).Low vit b12 is less likely to cause migraine.Migraine is a specific headache usually bifrontal or hemicranial,mod to severe,throbbing,associated with nausea vommiting , photophobia and phonophobia.Your headache should be reviewed in detail to acertain its cause.
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What Could Cause Migraines?

I think your question have some formatting error , it seem you want to write vit b12 test report with normal range (249-849).Low vit b12 is less likely to cause migraine.Migraine is a specific headache usually bifrontal or hemicranial,mod to severe,throbbing,associated with nausea vommiting , photophobia and phonophobia.Your headache should be reviewed in detail to acertain its cause.