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Could There Be Any Connection Between Recurring Headache And Cortisone Injection In Knees?

I have had a headache for 2 years everyday.have seen neurologist,been to pt,acupuncture,psychitrist,opthamologist and he described it as ocular migrane.help I have headache.what to do??previous tto the headache I had two injections in my knees of cortisone,,,,could be any connection??.
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hello.sir thanks for the query

first i ll.make it clear that steriod.injection wont cause headacje that yo lasting for two years

nxt ur headache will be called a chronic daily headache...since u hav seen all specialists i would think that u under went CT scan or MRI which.would rule out grave causes need to be worried abt...since u r telling its ocular migraine i would think they would hav to put on migraine.prophylaxsis if nt the case pls.consult ur neurologist...if u r.already on prophylaxsis wat u require is life style modification...

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Could There Be Any Connection Between Recurring Headache And Cortisone Injection In Knees?

hello.sir thanks for the query first i ll.make it clear that steriod.injection wont cause headacje that yo lasting for two years nxt ur headache will be called a chronic daily headache...since u hav seen all specialists i would think that u under went CT scan or MRI which.would rule out grave causes need to be worried abt...since u r telling its ocular migraine i would think they would hav to put on migraine.prophylaxsis if nt the case pls.consult ur neurologist...if u r.already on prophylaxsis wat u require is life style modification... Thank you