can migraine cause cerebral edema durning an acute attack?
Monday, July 12th, 2010 at
2:51 pm
Tony C asked:
Can migraine cause cerebral edema after an acute attack and without any treatment?
Can migraine cause cerebral edema after an acute attack and without any treatment?
Tagged with: Acute Attack • Cerebral Edema • Migraine Cause
Filed under: Migraine
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No. The certain cause for migraine is unknown. Cerebral edema could appear in severe cardiac diseases or a blood cloth on a cerebral vein. Be sure that what you are feeling is a migraine. The pain should start from the frontal bone and irradiate to the back only on a hemisphere. Hope this is useful.