Posted 6/8/2006 3:35 PM (GMT -8)
Hello all,
Im new here and I just a had a question. I have been seeing a Neurologist and he performed an EEG, EMG, MRI, and a Doppler. All of them came back normal. I went yesterday for a follow up and was telling him about these strange feelings in my head. Not pain, but it feels like someone is pressing down on my brain or like there is a bubble in the very top of my head. The neurologist then said it is a migraine that there are 2 types one where your blood vessels are too wide, which are the very painful ones, and ones that arent that painful which are your blood vessels are too narrow. Has anyone had a neurologist tell them this. What tests are done to see if your vessels are too narrow. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Melani