hello all,
I have been getting migraines since I was 11. They have always been the same until 6 months ago (im now 19)
I had a CT scan when I was 12 that came back all clear. In the last 6 months, I have had constant migraines, vertigo, passing out and constant headaches which is something I hadn't had in a long time. I was refered to a neurologist last year who I am still seeing, he has diagnosed me with chronic migraine and is about to trial botox as no medications are working. I was refered to have an MRI done a few weeks ago as the migraine and headache pain had changed, it was more of a pressure feeling, as though my brain was swelling tremendously. it came back saying I have Minimal Tonsillar ectopia of 3mm. I am not really familiar with this and what it means. I am curious though, he says this is not the cause of my migraine and I shouldn't worry but ive read and it seems kind of serious to me. how do they determined when you need surgery?