About 9 years ago I had to go and see a neurologist for my migraines.  He was located in Troy,Ohio and I dont remember his name. I remember that it was in a large building with radiology rooms and recovery rooms,but I dont think it was a hospital.  If there is anyone out there that can help me I would be very greatful.
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Call the insurance company that you had at that time and they should be able to pull up the claim history for that. and yes even if you are not a member of that company anymore they can still look it up for you.
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I can give you the name of an awesome surgeon who can fix anything!! He fixed me after another doctor screwed me up 13 times.  I was unable to walk and wheel chair bound until i found him.. Hes in Indiana...
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gun to the head, but i suppose you like your husband. hot tea with no sugar with ground ginger in it. wet rag on the back of the neck, ice or heat(depending). soothing music. orchid by black sabbath over and over again works. passionflower and kava(i just took some) the popular advil, motrin, vicodin, etc. rubbing the temples and if you or he could massage the back of his neck and behind his ears. a good possibility that his back problems are causing this, or helping. go in to the doctor with your husband if thats not what the surgery's for, and have your husband explain his habits, where the pain is and how long and when these migraines occur
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Get a second opinion, and not from a neurologist at the same hospital.  If the second neurologist confirms, you might want to get a psychiatrist's opinion as well - not suggesting mental illness, they just specialize in different aspects of brain functioning and should be willing to work with the neurologist.  The psych would also be the best resource if depression and anxiety are setting in.  You'll definitely want someone quite knowledgeable about drug interactions.
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My husband, 24, has got an AVM in the Right parietal lobe of his brain.   I am not sure what a syrnix is, or where her AVM may be.  He was diagnosed with the AVM almost 2 years ago now, and has undergone 5 embolizations of it, with still more to go.  It has been a long, up and down battle, but as of now he is doing great!!   If you have any questions, or want to contact me, don't hesitate!--  Email me.  sonotech02@yahoo.com  \n  I work in the medical feild and have been researching this for the past 2 years with assistance from many doctors!
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So basically, your child has just been diagnosed with a neoplasm and you're thinking about suing the doctor presumably  for economic purposes. wow.\n\n////\n\nTo reply again: you're saying they misdiagnosed.  have you referred the child to another pool of doctors who drew another diagnose? is there no paraclinical evidence (cat,  rm scans, biopsing, etc) to back the original diagnosis?\n\nbasically, you're saying the neurologist drew the diagnosis out of thin air.
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Dr. Jeffery Leonard (neurosurgeon) at St. Louis Children's Hospital  http://www.slch.org/findadoctor/tabid/28/Default.aspx\n\nGood luck!
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While you state tha you have seen a doctor, Yahoo Answers is no place for this type of question. Even if qualified Neurologists replied, they could not accurately provide a diagnosis withou examining your daughter.\n\nCauses of severe headaches:\nMigraine\nTrauma\nBrain bleed\nInfection\nHypertension\nTumor\nParasites\nand the list goes on.\nIf the MRI and CTScan are negative and she is still symptomatic, I would press to see a specialist. Have a Radiologist look at the films. See another neurologist for a second opinion. Don't stand still, but proceed forward and ask about the next step. Can they do a contrast study MRI?\nWhat has your daughter's health been like before? Has she visited any foreign places? Been ill recently? College is a common place for menigitis and viral outbreaks. You should rule these out.\n\nheadaches can also be caused be extreme stress, whihc is not uncommon in college.\n\nGood luck, but direct your questions to an MD!
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As my professors have referred many other patients, your best bet would be to do some research.\n\nI have actually come across to a similar situation in the past while doing placement at St. Michael's Hospital, and my recommendation to you would be to contact the national office of Parkinson's Society Canada at (416) 227-9700.\n\nThey are located here in Toronto:\n4211 Yonge Street Suite 316\nM2P 2A9\n\nThey will certainly point you in the right direction.\n\nI wish you the very best of luck, dear.
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If i were you I would call the hospital and talk to someone in patient accounts. i had a friend who was told they had a brain anurism (sp?) and they shipped him to another hospital etc etc and racked up alot of bills and the wife called and ended up they didnt have to pay it. Chances are you will have to pay for the first one though, it was part of your treatment.
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Have you seen a specialist? I have complicated chronic migraine headaches with pretty bad pain daily so I know somewhat what your going through. I also have neurological side effects and left side numbness. ( I've been through much testing to see what its caused by and its just complicated migraines)\nI have optical disturbances where I go blind through the day  because the nerves in my head are messed up because of the migraines and I start to see flashing lights and colours. I have found releif with medications and weekly injections into the nerves in my neck and head. I've also found releif with massage. I dont know if that would work for you, but definately go see a specialist! Prayer gets me through it too!
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i've had TMD for 5 yrs now. tried a million things-massage ,physiotherapy,splints, cortisone shots on the joint, tons of painkillers,antidepressants, block treatment, u name it. ive just arrived in calgary,canada to try what they call neuromuscular dentistry. this coupled with a NUCCA chiropractor ,they say ,will work. my severe headaches, blocked ears,puffy eyes, stiff neck ,frozen shoulders, aching back,tingling limbs ,terrible anxiety and chronic fatigue have literraly CRIPPLED ME.all the best to you my friend... i truly hope you do not get to my stage. god bless you.
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Working in a hospital, i had a patient with a small spinal fluid leak, nothing too serious, but it was causing him terrible migraines.  So his doc admitted him to the hospital and we pumped his veins full of straight caffeine.  Headache went right away!  Im sure if your doc wrote u a prescription for some sort of caffeine pill, it would be for a headache, migraine, something along those lines.
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I known you said you've seen 40 doctors and have tried everything they prescribe so I hesitate to ask, but have any of them prescribed Topamax yet?  It is an anti-convulsant that you take every day to prevent a migraine from happening in the first place.  I have sever migraines, too, and while it hasn't stopped them completely, it has made a huge difference in my life.  Good luck.
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I live in USA and there is help here I am sure. I have sister that has MS and MD and another that has MS. I know that they just see neurologist. But don't believe either go to any support groups though. I wish I could help you with your question. But I can't sorry.
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I have suffered migraines since I was 10 and I am 48.  Try 2 Tylenol and 1 benedryl only if not allergic.  Put a warm compress across the forehead and lay down in a dark area.  After a couple of hours check on her and see if it has subsided.  If she continues to have the headache she needs to go to the hospital.  Headaches don't always happen because of her menstrual cycle.  Stress can cause this.  As far as a tumor don't worry unless a doctor  tells you its a tumor.  Get checked anyway.
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Honey i thik you should check that out. Seriously.\n\nI was going through the same thing and they did a CT scan and it came out negative to any tumors, they told me that it seemed that i suffered of chronic tension migraines. And i was prescribed zefran for my nausea. \n\nMigraines or tension headaches are due to blood clots in the brain and when the blood cant travel around the brain the headaches begin. And just so you know, migraines never go away, they just die down for a while until ANYTHING triggers it and then you begin the painful expirience.\n\nPS: If its migraines, concentrate on the things you do or the things you eat that may trigger the headaches. \n\nFrom expirience, check that out.\n\nMargret Diana Li Diaz Fley