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I get severe and frequent tension headaches.im 12 weeks pregnant. should i be concerned?
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not unusual: Almost certain that your headaches do not represent tumors, blood clots, or stroke risks, and will likely depart over next few weeks as you enter the second trimester of pregnancy. Chances are that these are of migraine origin, but can handle this after labor and delivery if headaches recur.
Answered 10/14/2013
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