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1. Black Rose
Q: My sister has suffered from headaches for five years. Previously, she had not undergone any examinations or treatments. A few days ago, she underwent CT and MRI scans at two hospitals in Shanghai. One hospital reported calcification in the brain, while the other reported narrowing of the right cerebral blood vessels. Blood tests showed no abnormalities, yet when the pain strikes, she loses all sense of what she is doing. What could be the cause?
A: Your sister's headaches are of the neuralgic type. Of course, the presence of calcified points in the cerebral arteries indicates that she is relatively older and may have had cerebral arteriosclerosis, which exacerbates the headaches. Neuralgic headaches are relatively slow to treat. I recommend traditional Chinese medicine, as its efficacy is more objective than that of Western medicine.
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