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Why would i be constantly having what feels like pressure headaches every night ? it feels like my brain expands and it causes bad headaches.
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pressure: Things that elevate intracranial pressure tend to get worse with laying down because the pressure is further elevated. This would include conditions like hydrocephalus and brain tumors. Talk to your doctor about getting an MRI scan.
Answered 6/10/2014
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