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Is it normal to get really bad migraines after breast implant surgery? (photo)

goodwineJun 19, 2018
Since my surgery I've been getting migraines. I just took 1,000mg of tylenol, and 600mg of ibuprofen and my head is still pounding. I didnt get these until after the implants got put it. I had tissue expanders and they were fine.

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