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My 5yr old daughter always complains of a headache and has nosebleeds often, what is the cause?
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Allergy: Allergy, vision problem, dental cause, childhood migraine, etc. Can be the causes. Because she has these symptoms always, she needs to be evaluated by her pediatrician. Needs detail history, complete physical exam, vision test, check for allergies etc.
Answered 9/28/2016
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