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07-08-2007, 08:01 PM
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Migraine Poll
I have MTHFR C677 and I suffer terribly from migraines. I found info about high homesystine levels could also be a cause of migraines. I have also had a MRI done a few years ago and it showed 2 spots in the white matter consistant with MS. Although I have no symptoms of MS, I am just curious if somehow this is all related. Thank you so much for your input
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07-19-2007, 02:35 PM
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Hi noeln,
Sorry, no migraines here. I'm compound hetero for C and A MTHFR mutations, and tested for elevated homocysteine and do not have migraines (though several of my employees do). My Dad also has the C & A mutations, Mom just has the A mutation, but no migraines in either parent. I've heard migraines are hereditary though; do your parents get them?Raven |
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