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My 14 yr old daughter has been having headache and feeling tired. a couple of times she would drink a mountain dew and feel better? what is going on?
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Headache: Your daughter is having migraine headaches. She gets relief from mountain dew because it is loaded with caffiene which can be helpful in migraine relief.
Answered 10/22/2013
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