August 21, 2001
Diagnosis and Symptoms
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Question from Baltimore, Maryland, USA:
For the last two years, my four year old son has been waking with migraines which occur about every three months. He then gets less severe headaches over a period of days following the migraine. Someone suggested this could be hypoglycemia. Does it sound like it? What can I do for him?
Answer:
From: DTeam Staff
Migraines are unlikely to represent hypoglycemia. Your son’s pediatrician should be able to help you determine an effective treatment for his headaches.
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