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I'm constantly having headache specifically at the temple area. it is usually accompanied by body weakness. what should i do?
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see doctor: New, persistent headaches that are refractory to medications or that are accompanied by other neurological symptoms probably warrant brain imaging and a visit to your doctor.
Answered 12/10/2013
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