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What causes these recurring headaches? is it migraine? how can i prevent them from occurring? what over-the-counter medications are available for the
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Not enough info: Frequent, or daily, headaches can be caused by many different things. This includes medications, among others. You should see someone who deals frequently with headaches, to help sort things out.
Answered 10/24/2013
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